CO OZNACZA SŁOWO IRRUPTIVE
Definicja słowa irruptive w słowniku
Pierwszą definicją irruptywności w słowniku jest zakłócanie lub tendencja do zakłócania. Inna definicja destrukcyjności jest związana z, lub powoduje zakłócenia. Irruptive jest również uciążliwy.
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Flock Structure and Dynamics in the Hybrid Zone Between ...
In winter 2005-06, there was no difference in age between residents and irruptive
birds at the VC, but at LS the irruptive contingent consisted of proportionately
older birds than the resident birds. At the VC there were 6 residents (2 adults, 4
sub ...
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The Migration Ecology of Birds
migrants because irruptive migrants typically show a greater east–west
component in their movements, and also greater directional spread, both from
year to year and between individuals in the same year. In contrast to most
migrants, ...
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Insect Ecology: An Ecosystem Approach
Stable populations fluctuate relatively little over time whereas irruptive and cyclic
populations show wide fluctuations. Irruptive populations sporadically increase to
peak numbers followed by a decline. Certain combinations of life history traits ...
Timothy Duane Schowalter,
2011
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Gut Reactions : A Perceptual Theory of Emotion: A Perceptual ...
These two classes of states may both be irruptive motivations, but they are
underwritten by different causal mechanisms. Affect programs are modular, and
higher cognitive emotions are not. True natural kinds require similarity in causal ...
Department of Philosophy University of North Carolina Jesse J. Prinz Associate Professor, Chapel Hill,
2004
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Sika Deer: Biology and Management of Native and Introduced ...
ungulate populations, irruptive behavior of ungulates has been a great concern
of the ecology and management fields. A dominant paradigm of large herbivores
is that following introduction to new range or release from harvesting, ...
Dale R. McCullough, Seiki Takatsuki, Koichi Kaji,
2008
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Geological Survey Bulletin
Gneissic granite covers the area north of the Sudbury irruptive for about 10 miles
and is overlain to the north by north-dipping sedimentary rocks that correlate with
those south of the basin (Speers, 1957, p. 498-499). According to Speers, these ...
Nearly all the important copper-nickel ore deposits occurred at the base of the
nickel irruptive in dike-shaped downward protrusions which Coleman called "
offsets." Unlike ordinary dikes, they contained a peculiar breccia made up, as
Collins ...
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U.S. Geological Survey circular
CLCP; PGE and Ni- arsenide minerals are usually abundant Offset is a
downward- wedging body of quartz diorite Zurbrigg and others (1957) -do- -do-
Penecontemporaneous fault cutting basal contact of the nickel irruptive PYTT,
PNLD, ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1985
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The Emotions: A Philosophical Introduction
As others have stressed (e.g., Roberts 2003: 14–36, Prinz 2004: 81–86), Griffiths
has difficulty in showing that the categories of affect program and irruptive
motivation are fundamentally distinct. Concerning disclaimed actions, Griffiths is ...
Julien A. Deonna, Fabrice Teroni,
2012
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Carnivore Conservation
perfect setting for irruptive population increase. What are the critical factors that
trigger an irruptive population increase? Why some introduced carnivores that
had all the potential characteristics of a successful invader, did not succeed in ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «IRRUPTIVE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
irruptive w wiadomościach.
Climate signals boreal bird movement
... researchers are getting a better picture of the broad-scale migration phenomenon, even extending their work to other irruptive species. «Great Lakes Echo, Lip 15»
Push notifications: Just as distracting as a phone call
every kind of phone distraction was equally destructive to their performance: An irruptive ping distracted people just as much as a shrill, ... «Mashable, Lip 15»
JNET Thousand Oaks
Dr. Richard Hurst discusses the oldest rocks on Earth and the Sudbury Nickel Irruptive in Ontario. Youth program at 7 p.m. No fee to attend. «Agoura Hills Acorn, Lip 15»
The future is kids' stuff
We de-prioritize those demands emanating from our contemporary catastrophe, urgent irruptive demands for altered modes of life and of living ... «libcom.org, Maj 15»
Massive Bird Invasions Linked to Climate Shifts
During these irruptive years, the eastern populations of pine siskins forage as far south as the Appalachian Mountains, unlike western ... «Nature World News, Maj 15»
Bird Lore: Pine Siskin
It is well known as a common breeder of northern regions and mountain forests and even better known for its irruptive movements. It is a drab, ... «My Edmonds News, Kwi 15»
Birding: Purple finches on the move
Purple finches belong to the suite of irruptive finches popularly called northern finches. They breed across the northern tier of the United States ... «Press Herald, Mar 15»
Yard feeders sickening Bay Area songbirds
A so-called irruptive species, the birds reproduce at high numbers in some years and flee from their home ranges southward in droves. «San Jose Mercury News, Mar 15»
Yard feeders sickening songbirds
A so-called irruptive species, the birds reproduce at high numbers in some years and flee from their home ranges southward in droves. «Santa Cruz Sentinel, Mar 15»
Birders excited to spot out-of-place flyers in Butte County
The varied thrush is one example of an irruptive species, one whose population in certain areas is completely dependent on the availability of ... «Chico Enterprise-Record, Mar 15»