This form of biological dispersal can occur randomly over millions of years.

Ocean currents are also very important in the dispersal of many life forms.

The Matsumoto attack was sophisticated because it used a more advanced dispersal method than the one in Tokyo.

An arrest warrant was issued for Abd El Fattah this past Tuesday, following violent dispersal of protestors in Cairo.

In exchange for food and shelter, ants aid the myrmecophyte in pollination, seed dispersal, gathering of essential nutrients, and or defense.

The Committee is concerned at the possible implications of the policy of dispersal of and direct provision for asylum seekers (art.

The range of the rocket is over 31km and at mid range produces a dispersal pattern similar to those quoted above.

Of note were refinements to export control lists, including the addition of specific aerosol sprayers suitable for dispersal of biological agents.

Iraq accepts that the dispersal of mines and ordnance as a result of the invasion and occupation caused injuries to residents of Kuwait.

By radiological terrorism, the Team means the use of radiological dispersal devices or other methods of using radiological substances in connection with a terrorist attack.

Brazil concluded that the dispersal of environmental legislation in several laws was mainly the result of different political and institutional contexts in its recent history.

Rather, they are a common outcome of geographic dispersal associated with large scale environmental changes. So we must cease being ignorant and reactive, and become informed and proactive.

It has been argued that these patterns are best explained by dispersal of an agricultural people from Taiwan into insular Southeast Asia, Melanesia, and, ultimately, the remote Pacific.

And when I see the power that dispersal has on these biogeographic patterns, it makes me think that it's possible to tackle really challenging problems, like hospital acquired infections.

Had God not prescribed dispersal for them , He would have chastised them in this world and there awaits them in the world to come the chastisement of the Fire .

Had God not prescribed dispersal for them , He would have chastised them in this world and there awaits them in the world to come the chastisement of the Fire .

Destruction, abandonment of education and health systems, dispersal of families, break up of traditional solidarity networks and psychological trauma had had a devastating effect on social and human capital.

Broadly speaking, the weakest contracts are those that allow wealth and power to be concentrated in the same few hands, while the strongest are built on significant dispersal of both.

This perspective is a really powerful one for designers, because you can bring on principles of ecology, and a really important principle of ecology is dispersal, the way organisms move around.

The limitations remain the expertise necessary to manufacture and deliver such a device, though a radiological dispersal device would be easier than other forms of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attack.

And so, in addition to digging, I think we have some answers from the dinosaur record. I think these dinosaurs migrated we call it dispersal around the globe, with the slightest land bridge.

A policy of industrial disarmament and dispersal of industrial workers was officially pursued by the allies after the war until 1951 and the region was made a protectorate under French control in 1947.

Part II, Section 13 Permit to possess nuclear material or associated items includes physical security, accounting for, storage, use, alteration, dispersal or disposal of nuclear material or items and communication of associated technology.

Back in Manila, the violent dispersal left 50 people injured, with at least 10 being treated in nearby hospitals for serious wounds. At least 29 protesters were also arrested, including some of those wounded.

Those who disbelieve say Shall we show you a man who will tell you ( that ) when ye have become dispersed in dust with most complete dispersal still , even then , ye will be created anew ?

Those who disbelieve say Shall we show you a man who will tell you ( that ) when ye have become dispersed in dust with most complete dispersal still , even then , ye will be created anew ?

They can cover levels of tourism (e.g., visitor volumes and dispersal), impacts (e.g., energy and water use), management effort (e.g., funding levels for specific initiatives) and results (e.g., percentage of tourists using public transport).

Never had I witnessed such a wrathful atmosphere of political tension and student driven protests as the one that prevailed in the aftermath of the Rabaa el Adaweya sit in dispersal, now called the Rabaa Massacre.

The world woke up today to see that Egypt had made the headlines again with a photograph of military officers ferociously beating a veiled girl and stripping her off her clothes during the OccupyCabinet sit in dispersal attempt.

Implementing them would require, for example, that a party consider the accuracy or inaccuracy of the targeting system, the size of the dispersal pattern, the amount of ERW likely to occur, the presence of civilians and their proximity to military objectives.

Dulping Ogan, secretary general of the Mindanao based indigenous alliance Kalumaran, said the brutal dispersal shows the continuing powerful influence of the US in the country with police willing to inflict harm on national minorities to keep protesters away from the embassy

The Special Rapporteur continues to be concerned at the situation of some very small communities in the Amazon region that are now on the verge of extinction as a result of the murder of their leaders, massacres, threats and the forced dispersal of their members.

By bio terrorism, the Monitoring Team means not only the use of military bio weapons, but also the use of improvised dispersal devices or other methods to spread dangerous pathogens ranging from salmonella to smallpox, as well as attacks against bio facilities to cause the same effect.

By chemical terrorism, the Monitoring Team refers not only to the use of chemical military weapons, but also to the use of dual use equipment or improvised chemical dispersal devices to spread toxic materials, as well as attacks against chemical facilities to cause the release of such substances.

In May 2002 Jose Padilla was arrested in Chicago by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.m He was an Al Qaida operative sent by the organization's leadership to carry out mass casualty terrorist attacks in the United States using either natural gas to destroy apartment buildings or a radiological dispersal device.

Stresses the need to do everything possible to prevent the risk of nuclear terrorism, linked to possible terrorist access to nuclear weapons or materials that could be used in the manufacture of radiological dispersal devices and, in this context, stresses the need for compliance with obligations under Security Council resolution 1540 (2004).

12. Welcomes the reopening of most university courses, but remains concerned that enjoyment of the right to education continues to be limited, often for political reasons, by the reduction in the length of the academic year, the division of the student population and its dispersal to distant campuses and the inadequate allocation of resources

Yet we will remain defiant. President Duterte, who is now on an official trip in China as part of his moves to forge a more independent foreign policy, has promised to investigate the incident and make an official pronouncement upon his return on October 21. Nine police officials involved in the bloody dispersal have been dismissed from service.

Pathogens are considered in this sense to include both the infectious and the non infectious, such as toxins, in line with the Biological Weapons Convention.f Terrorist organizations could obtain military bio weapons illegally, but it is more likely that they would use dual use or improvised methods, obtaining pathogens from commercial sources and deploying them through crude dispersal devices, human carriers or in contaminated food or water supplies.