irrupt造句

• Populations of the pallid-winged grasshopper occasionally irrupt to damaging numbers.
• This crossbill is mainly resident, but will irregularly irrupt south if its food source fails.
• This crossbill is mainly resident, but will irrupt south and west if its food source fails.
• The breeding habitat is irrupt well beyond their normal winter range in search of the fruit that makes up most of their diet.
• The deer are able to irrupt and continue to increase in density over their carrying capacity because in particular areas especially, populations show delayed response to density dependent factors.
• Palomo repeatedly whisper-growls the line  Suns irrupt / I wake up I wake up, the repetitiveness of the song similar to " Someone Great " by LCD Soundsystem.
• The "'northern hawk-owl "'( " Surnia ulula " ) is a non-migratory owl that usually stays within its breeding range, though it sometimes irrupts southward.
• Her last children's novel " The Two Faces of Silenus " ( 1972 ) is that special kind of fantasy made popular by Alan Garner, where mythology from the past irrupts into a modern realistic setting.
• It's that this point where, according to " The Observer ", some of the wooziness that " Era Extra馻 " takes from " Chasms " " veers into nausea . " " Suns Irrupt " has an instrumentation of " hypnotic and firework fizzling synths with a woozy synth background ".
• The time that a species is most likely to irrupt in population growth is when a population is first inhabiting an area or when predators are first removed, and both weather and food supplies are in the species favor When an area is being colonized, populations of species can grow rapidly and predator species are often not present to limit growth.