Wolf number

The Wolf number, as it is now called, remains in use.

Wolf numbers total more than 4,000 animals in the three core recovery states.

Jane Wolf number two had brown hair as well, longer this time, but it curled the same way.

Wolf numbers have exceeded recovery goals for the past 11 years.

Sunspot activity has been measured using the Wolf number for about 300 years.

Opponents of the change were assured that permits would be issued only if wolf numbers suddenly improved.

Wolf number sunspot index displays various periods, the most prominent of which is at about 11 years in the mean.

Wolf numbers are temporarily reduced in these areas, but are not permanently eliminated from any area.

In the 1960s, wolf numbers rapidly declined with the onset of snow mobiles used for hunting.

Several groups believe that high wolf numbers are detrimental to elk and moose populations sharing the same habitat.

The total numbers of sunspots (but not Wolf numbers) in different years were as follows:

Any time wolf numbers dropped too low, Mr. Cleveland said, the state could end the unregulated hunting.

Alaska is to go ahead with a controversial plan to reduce wolf numbers in a bid to restock caribou herds.

Wolf numbers increased in the region only after tigers were largely eliminated during the Russian colonization in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

"The piece that's missing is hunting and trapping to fine-tune wolf numbers and distribution.

If wolf numbers fall below the limits set in the recovery goal, the service could undertake an emergency relisting and take back authority from the states.

It is time for management, they say, that is neither misty eyed nor romantic nor intended to increase wolf numbers.

It appeared as if Jane Wolf number three was as tall as the first woman and possessed the same athletic body build.

With many species of animals experiencing a population increase since human influence has largely left the region, including an increase in moose, bison and wolf numbers.

Even allowing for the traditionally light-hearted Italian attitude toward obtaining government money, Italy's wolves number at best only about 150, including puppies.

Local wolf numbers are increasing, as are Striped Hyaena, with sightings quite frequent during daylight in winter 2012-2013.

The Wolf number is a measure of individual spots and spot groupings, which correlates to a number of solar observables.

Wolf numbers have declined in Bosnia since 1986, while the species is fully protected in neighbouring Croatia and Slovenia.

Ms. Lang tried mime in the Wolf number and the more common choice of a rapt, smiling gaze in the Strauss.

Rudolf Wolf (in Zurich) devises a way of quantifying sunspot activity, the Wolf number.