How To Use Colonised In A Sentence

Tusking," published in March 1986, was the first of his poems to appear in the TLS: a powerful frightening parable of coloniser and colonised, it is untypical of Imlah's work only in its short lines. Archive 2009-04-01
With luck, we'll find definitive proof that Solutrean peoples came over from Europe, built the pyramid, and colonized the New World," says Coe. Pyramid Found in New England
Rudyard Kipling is a typical colonial writer and colonized India.
Fundamentalism is a cultural backlash to globalization; the alienated and angry young men of colonized societies and cultures react to the erosion of their identity and security.
Writer Peter Pierce believes that the fear of being lost in hostile desert or bushland has been deeply etched into the Australian psyche ever since Europeans colonised the southern continent.

By reconstructing the colonized subjects as warriors rather than as victims, the poem and the play assert the legitimacy of the nationalist struggle.
They are allowing their discourse to be colonized by a moralism more appropriate to the pulpit than to the soap-box.
Myriapod animals were probably one of the invertebrate animal groups that first colonized the terrestrial ecosystem during Early Paleozoic.
Hermits colonised this mountain about 1500 years ago but there's only one hermit there atmoment.
On 13 July 1889 he founded the British South Africa Company, which subsequently administered and colonized the territory named Southern Rhodesia in his honour in 1898.
In the intervening time humans have colonised the planet where she first encountered the aliens. Times, Sunday Times
The linguistic and cultural ties are there, as is a surprising degree of goodwill on the part of previously colonized populations.
Most people seem to take one of two general points of view on the quest that rockets represent: A vocal minority is certain that humanity will colonize space, just as Europeans colonized the New World.
Song's work suggested that the desert locust colonized Africa from North America.
They demonstrate psychiatry's significant role in the production of knowledge about colonized populations, and shed new light on the psychological dimensions of diverse colonial societies.
This could either suggest a huge gap in Africa's fossil record - unlikely, say the scientists, given the amount of archaeological work undertaken in the area - or that the species "colonised" Africa from another continent at this time. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
Like many indigenous peoples who have been colonised much much harm has been done.
In recent decades, it has colonized such far-flung places as Cape Cod, and in 1999 one was captured in New York City's Central Park.
Its purpose was to instil the right ‘English values’ in colonised subjects and to project a vision of all that was finest and most admirable in English culture.
Another form of unfree labour was deployed in colonised Australia.
Yep, the Colonel argues that young people need more character, lest the void usually filled by common sense is colonised by the personality traits of looney toons / pokemon/ninja turtles/power rangers.
The same fate befell Scyros, an island in the Aegean inhabited by Dolopes; this they colonised themselves. The History of the Peloponnesian War
We move swiftly past riotously colonised rock faces of the cliffs into the eerie green water below the arch.
Garrison is a small town in a part of the Hudson Valley fast being colonized by weekenders and even some commuters to the city.
'As the banks of the Nile have been so recently colonized for the first time, the curious substances called mummies could never in reality have belonged to men. The Harvard Classics Volume 38 Scientific Papers (Physiology, Medicine, Surgery, Geology)
Primitive races colonized these islands 2,000 years ago.
The CDC advised against it, arguing that any expensively cleaned locker room could be recontaminated the next time a colonized kid walked in.29 Instead, Stafford worked to educate its students. SUPERBUG
The walls and sea floor consist of stark boulders and rough seams of rock uncolonised by sedentary species.
You can lie on the beach here in peace, unmolested by the salesmen who seem have colonised almost every beach in places such as Thailand.
After all, subcivilized natives on colonized planets are wards of the Terran Federation. Little Fuzzy
The Falklands were colonised by house sparrows travelling aboard a fleet of whalers from Uruguay.
Landslips are colonised by both introduced and native species such as southern wild celery Apium australe. Gough Island Wildlife Reserve, United Kingdom
The Celtic and Anglo-Saxon peoples of the west were in this sense colonized subjects, just as many Slavic groups were in the east and Mediterranean peoples to the south.
The lower slopes are colonized by flowering plants.
The canines are good swimmers, and they have even colonized offshore islands, such as the Elizabeth Islands of Massachusetts.
The current urban landscape characterized by this notion of temporariness is colonized by the signs and the instruments of transformation.
The greatest crime committed by the colonizer, Brodber suggests, is this zombification of the body and the spirit of the colonized.
Like East Africa's other Great Lakes, Lake Victoria was also colonized by other types of river fish, such as barbs and catfish.
The lower slopes are colonized by flowering plants.
Abundant marsh-marigold, northern marsh-orchid and meadowsweet occur in wetter ground; carpets of spring squill, bird's foot-trefoil and heath spotted-orchid cover cliff tops; the wetter heaths turn golden with bog asphodel; and grazing-sensitive kidney vetch and wild angelica have re-colonised some seasonally grazed pastures.
Before Japan colonized Korea in 1910, Seoul was the first city in east Asia to have electricity, trolley cars, a water system, telephones, and telegraphs.
Germans -- colonised, that is to say, in urban and money-making fashion. Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
It is indicated for the cleaning of acute and chronic wounds infected/colonized with bacteria sensitive to iodine.
Peru was colonized by the Spanish in the sixteenth century.
This week he looks at the aftermath of the Ice Age, which saw the land recolonised by flora and fauna.
Finally, mangrove vegetation recolonized the area and the overlying soil developed.
But what is beyond question is that, in the post-contact era, it was Hawaii that colonized other countries with surfing.
On the other hand, it is considered critically in its claim to represent the colonized people.
This district has been colonized by Europeans since the middle of the sixteenth century; but down to within a very few years ago immigration was on too limited a scale to make any very great change; and, speaking only of the pampean country, the conquered territory was a long, thinly-settled strip, purely pastoral, and the Indians, with their primitive mode of warfare, were able to keep back the invaders from the greater portion of their ancestral hunting-grounds. The Naturalist in La Plata
Foxgloves, bright polypody ferns and rushes thrive in the hollows of surface tin workings while wheel pits, settling tanks and buddles associated with the extraction of tin and china clay are masked by scrub, and the derelict structures colonised by spleenwort ferns and moss. Country diary: Bodmin Moor
Trish Perl, a professor of medicine and hospital epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins, says the hospital has not had an outbreak of infection since changing its practices, but still sees patients colonized with acinetobacter coming into the hospital, especially from long-term care facilities; her group is paged every time a new case is identified to make sure that the appropriate precautions are in place. 'Superbugs' That Strike the Sickest Patients
Any positive patient who wanted to stay in the hospital was decolonized with antibiotics and body washes. SUPERBUG
Young soils such as proglacial margins are very quickly colonized by larch Larix decidua. Jungfrau-Aletsch-Bietschhorn, Switzerland
The territory was originally colonized by the French.
Scotland was not 'colonised' as various parts of the British Empire were, the history is as much about the competing interests of rival royals as it is about nationalism. The Case Of The Scottish Pardon: Or, Extremism in Defense Of Liberty Is Becoming A Little Tiresome
In the distant future, when space travel is common and the solar system has been colonized by Earth, corporate conglomerates hold a firm grip on the space industry.
Had they done so they would certainly have greatly accelerated the rate at which they colonised the land.
Raw gravels are colonized by mats of lichen Rhacomitrium; the youngest glacial moraines - some only 20 years old - have nitrogen-fixing shrubs and grasses and herbs growing on a weakly-developed soil; on moraines aged 150 years rata-kamahi forests up to 20 m high flourish. Te Wahipounamu (South-West New Zealand World Heritage Area), New Zealand
These communities are generally stable with few weedy invaders, although they are often colonized by woody shrubs like matagouri. Cantebury-Otago tussock grasslands
In a sense the tricolour had been colonised by a small grouping bringing murder and mayhem in their wake and such was the antipathy of the general population to the Provos and all their pomps that the national flag was almost sidelined.
Its bald expanse colonized by a single stubby tree, the narrow courtyard has the bleak and slightly disturbing aura of a de Chirico painting.
In exchange for this uneasy alliance, the United States had agreed to help establish decolonized protectorates, or “trusteeships,” after the Japanese defeat, with the hope that these would eventually evolve into independent democratic nations. A Covert Affair
It would have been nice to know if there really was such a thing in the areas that Britain colonized or if it was merely a fictional contrivance of the writer.
The neologism tropicopolitan is ‘a name for the colonized subject who exists both as fictive construct of colonial tropology and actual resident of tropical space, object of representation and agent of resistance’.
Colonized or occupied countries become prey to the philosophical imaginings and unrealizable political wish-lists of the home countries.
History was moving ‘in a certain way’ and the class struggle would continue in the Third World with the lumpenproletariat of the colonized peoples taking up arms against the colonists.
The remaining true humans had by this time colonized a different planet, named it ‘New Earth,’ and quickly factionalized along the old nationalistic lines that had caused so much war in the first place.
It was subsequently recolonized by animals and plants in an evolutionary process that has been watched quite carefully.
The area was colonized by the Spanish and formally ceded to the United States by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (848).
It thrived when tundra-like flora and fauna colonised the land as the glaciers retreated but later declined as the climate warmed.
History was clear, people hate being colonized and subjected to the experiments of others and we are poor colonizers. In the end, we let them go.
Ghana was colonized as the Gold Coast by the British
They are more stream-profiled and have higher escape speeds than isopods in the newly colonized stonewort habitat, which has higher density of fish predators. PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
Some sturgeon survive in the rivers of the Northeast, where they have recolonized the Hudson.
As the banks of the Nile have been so recently colonized for the first time, the curious substances called mummies could never in reality have belonged to men. I. The Progress Of Geology
Each of the Edinburgh patients colonised by the epidemic strain showed a rising IgG antibody response to P cepacia-specific cell wall antigen.
Colonized monolayers demonstrated a time-dependent series of changes: staining with labelled phalloidin identified accumulation of actin at the cell junctions; ZO-1 staining revealed a loss of Caco-2 tight junction integrity; and Hoechst staining showed condensation and fragmentation of nuclear material consistent with apoptosis. PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
Having been colonised by man, Mars is now an automated industrial outpost overseen entirely by droids.
Overland has been colonised by refugees from Land fleeing an airborne disease, but a Land ship arrives to re-claim sovereignty, crewed by survivors subtly affected by the plague, and heralding the onset of a war of independence. Archive 2010-05-01
Most grain mold pathogens become associated with the kernel in the field but can grow within the colonized kernel and even spread to adjacent kernels during storage.
Goldfields mines are to be "colonised" this year by the National ANC Daily News Briefing
Two green hairstreak butterflies, gracefully viridescent, dance past on a soft wind that sifts through reeds, sets waving the tall golden flower stems of bog asphodel, and silky white plumes of cottongrass that has colonised the old peat-diggings. Country diary: Tregaron, Ceredigon
These plots were colonized significantly more often by bryophytes and vascular plants with lighter diaspores, dispersed by the wind (light anemochores) or by animals (endozoochores and myrmecochores).
When sites are recolonized, populations are founded by a very limited number of genotypes.
After each volcanic eruption, the volcanic texture of the ash would have been obliterated when the swamp plants recolonized the ash, turning it into soil.
To prepare the terrain for a genuine emancipation, there is a need for founding social sciences and knowledge on bases that are decolonized, denationalized.
In the intervening time, humans have colonised the planet on which she and her colleagues first encountered the aliens. Times, Sunday Times
The flow has been colonised by a shrub called the Mount Etna broom; the honey-sweet scent of its vivid yellow flowers is overwhelming. The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
Sometimes dead sulfide structures maintain their integrity long enough to be colonized by a new set of animals.
The Russians gradually colonized the north, establishing Cossack settlements in the lowlands.
The film was praised as announcing a new maturity in French cinema, reflecting the complicated sexual and racial tensions at the core of the relations between the coloniser and the colonised. Claire Denis: 'For me, film-making is a journey into the impossible'
Because of prevailing winds and the relative position and sizes of the different islands, it is implausible that the teals colonized mainland New Zealand from Australia via the subantarctic islands.
The mounds are of zoogenic origin, originally created by termites and often colonized by a wide variety of burrowing animals.
The generally immature nature of the palaeosols indicates that most vegetation colonized newly deposited fluvial sediments.
No sentient beings lived on the planet, so it would not be terrible if they colonized it.
Peru was colonized by the Spanish in the sixteenth century.
Hence, the propriety of manumitting slaves is, to say the least, doubtful, unless they are colonized. A Review of Uncle Tom's Cabin or, An Essay on Slavery
In this system land around the village was gradually colonized from the waste (assarted), and cultivated for crops.
The islands were colonized by Africans in the eighth century.
Indigenous peoples shared their land with the newcomers and eventually it became more than sharing as the settlers colonized the continent and waged an undeclared war against Indigneous peoples.
An island group of eastern Indonesia, part of the Moluccas in the Arafura Sea southwest of New Guinea. The islands were discovered by the Dutch and colonized by them after '23.
Then, after the fungi have had time to multiply, farmers would apply the colonized soil in manure spreaders along with their compost.
Upon asexual reproduction, the loricae of the ciliate kill the colonized area by emitting chemicals that cause lysis of the coral tissue.
The Hib vaccine vastly reduced rates of bacterial meningitis, and also the degree to which children were asymptomatically colonized with the bacterium. SUPERBUG
Filling with water, the basin became a shallow mountain lake; streams ran down into the lake, and plants colonized its shores.
The British colonized the East Coast
The ‘Others’ were the colonized indigenous people, immigrants, and people of color who were outside the controlled, managed garden.
What it illustrates is the propensity of political science to become colonized by economists, for the agents theorized in this way are basically economic actors.
This rampart is now colonized by coconut palms, pandanus, and breadfruit trees, and I like to sit here in the late after-noons and watch the sea rolling ashore.
The majority of the population was thus colonised as in white settler colonies. The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
This evidence seems to indicate that some low level of introgression of Neanderthal genes happened in Europe after modern humans started coming out of Africa and before they colonized the rest of the world. Modern humans may have inherited some Neanderthal genes - The Panda's Thumb
Well, I'm in no particular mood to be colonized today, okay? LOOKING FOR ANDREW MCCARTHY
Some areas of land and estates became more highly colonised by tenantry than others.
Traditional lines of separation between political camps disappeared, and concepts that before had been strictly colonized by one political camp could be used much more freely by all.
Two green hairstreak butterflies, gracefully viridescent, dance past on a soft wind that sifts through reeds, sets waving the tall golden flower stems of bog asphodel, and silky white plumes of cottongrass that has colonised the old peat-diggings. Country diary: Tregaron, Ceredigon
Areas cleared of rhododendrons will be recolonised with plants such as bluebells, wood sorrel and honeysuckle.
East Timor was colonized by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until WN.com - Articles related to FEATURE : Historic Manila wants tourists to see past the decay
However, the stress she places on their emergence because of, not in spite of, a schism in the cultural industry ignores their colonized positions.
She writes, ‘It is easy to see transracial love plots as imaginings… in which romantic love rather than filial servitude or force guarantee the willful submission of the colonized’.
There were some other parallels to Scotland - apart from the fact that the place was colonised by Scots, adopted by Scots, and virtually christened by the early settlers as an alternative Scotland.
In its enthusiasm to extol farm-to-tableism, the series tends to talk down to its audience, as during a rave over Indian produce with names like Cherokee Red: "Before America was colonized, these tribes were using organic methods before organic was even a buzzword. Tough Chick, Tender Chickens
It helps to remember that in the early 1960s, before the Stonewall Nation, feminists, and anti-colonial guerillas rose up to fight for pride and empowerment, abject depictions of women, queers and the colonized were still the default expression buttressed by law and religion. G. Roger Denson: Jack Smith and the Aesthetics of Camp in an Era of Political Correctness
Vascular access may increase the risk of infection but cannulas are not usually colonised by organisms originating in the gut.
Areas of granite and sandstone became colonized by maquis, a low, dense cover of ilex, briars, broom, tree heathers, and laurels.
Many of the areas that once supported Fremont cottonwoods have been colonized by tamarisk (Tamarix sp.), an aggressive, water-sucking invader from Eurasia, also known as salt-cedar.
This rampart is now colonized by coconut palms, pandanus, and breadfruit trees, and I like to sit here in the late after-noons and watch the sea rolling ashore.
It wasn't only Africa that was decolonized; the end of empire was also a process of decolonialization.
The outermost layer - the epidermis, is colonised by a raft of commensal bacteria, that is, bacteria that generally don't cause harm to the host.
In it she investigates how corporations have colonised our cultural space and exposes the sweatshop economy that props up some popular consumer brands.
In more recent times, it was artists who colonised the village, followed later by the yachting crowd.
West Africa was decolonized in the early 1960's
This is Los Angeles in the year 2019, when most of the earth's inhabitants have colonized other planets, and only a polyglot refuse heap of humanity remains.
Britain colonized many parts of Africa.
The walls and sea floor consist of stark boulders and rough seams of rock uncolonised by sedentary species.
Which is another way of saying that corporations have so completely colonised the world - they own it, and our experience of it - that the enemy here seems to be as vast as reality itself.
The cultural remove between medical colonizers and the medically colonized is even starker than elsewhere.
It is the native tongue of the Creoles, blacks who came from Jamaica and other islands colonized by the British.
That year, just as the tree planting was getting underway, an experimental flock of 24 released saddlebacks successfully colonized scrubland.
Trends in the number of patients colonised on admission may also complicate interpretation of outcomes.
Each of the Edinburgh patients colonised by the epidemic strain showed a rising IgG antibody response to P cepacia-specific cell wall antigen.
The Yellow Wagtail is widely distributed throughout the Old World and has colonized Alaska in the New World.
The roots of micropropagated banana plantlets could be colonized by all the tested three Glomus endomycorrhizal fungi. Four months after inoculation, more than 80% of root could be colonized.
It is a political party colonized by religious militants.
Striking an anti-imperialist theme, the Bolivian remarks that the atmosphere must be "decolonized" and that rich nations are using more than their fair share of the atmosphere by emitting too much carbon. Nikolas Kozloff: Evo Morales for the Nobel
Most of the more recent success stories involve snails, isopods, and other marine animals that have colonized leaf litter or remained in environments close to the seashore.
Ethiopia had never been colonised, which is very important even when it comes to understanding the music of this country. World Music Central
Out of fear of becoming decolonized as a part of the Netherlands Antilles, Aruba opted for separate status.
In addition, a very detailed pollen record has been obtained for this anemophilous species, because it has colonized western and northern Europe relatively late during the Holocene.
In the Hawaiian Islands, they have colonized most habitat-types, including high mesic, arid coastal, and cloud forest areas.
What she found most humbling in his work was his analysis of the degrading effect of the shame and humiliation, which infect coloniser and colonised alike. Claire Denis: 'For me, film-making is a journey into the impossible'
Chinese also believe that Indians easily adapted to western culture because India was a 'colonised' country. Rediff.com
The tracing of the imagery of flames that destroy the colonizer and torture the colonized employs yet another older technique to address newer questions.
This guideline addresses preoperative preparation of patients, hand and forearm asepsis for surgical team members, management of infected or colonized surgical personnel, and antimicrobial prophylaxis.
Invertebrate stocks that colonized Ascension underwent a variety of evolutionary changes including phyletic evolution leading to endemic status, adaptation to subterranean life (Araneae, Pseudoscorpiones, Collembola, and Psocoptera), character release (phorid Diptera), and probably splitting of lineages (speciation) within the island (Isopoda, Collembola, and gryllid Orthoptera). Ascension scrub and grasslands
Meanwhile the opponents of the conspirators, being superior in number, prevented the immediate opening of the gates, and acting with Eucles, the general to whose care the place had been committed by the Athenians, sent for help to the other general in Chalcidicè, Thucydides the son of Olorus, who wrote this history; he was then at Thasos, an island colonised from Paros, and distant from Amphipolis about half a day's sail. The History of the Peloponnesian War
Surface material deposits from glaciers and icefields form moraines which are colonized by lichens and mosses, horsetail Equisetum sp., willows Salix spp., fire weed Epilobium sp., and mountain avens Dryas drummondii. Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, United States
However, an even stronger case can be made that Molly represents the contemporary Irishwoman, colonized subject of the postcolonial Irish male.
In the years since Magellan landed on Guam, our people have been colonized, proselytized, Catholicized, and subsidized.
I'm a great believer that if the sporting area is completely colonised by the economic system, then people will go and play their own games.
Well, I'm in no particular mood to be colonized today, okay? LOOKING FOR ANDREW MCCARTHY
The researchers' finding suggests that the nene and several other species of Hawaiian geese now extinct branched off from a population of Canada geese and colonized the tropical paradise about half a million years ago.
In the intervening time, humans have colonised the planet on which she and her colleagues first encountered the aliens. Times, Sunday Times
Implicit in this rejection is the notion that being colonized by the British was a cake walk - cricket, polo, tea parties, and quite walks in the park - rather than some brutal foreign colonial power exploiting anotherforeignland for the benefit of King and Queen, or as Hitler would have said, the fatherland. Archive 2009-04-01
Insects had burrowed into the casing and colonised the insulation in the refrigerator door.
The suffering of the other is derealized, and no amount of its representation can reinstall its meaning and weight within the consciousness of the subject, whether the sufferer is woman, the colonized, the indigene, the child, the beautiful, the handicapped, the criminal, or the dead. Blog Against Sexism – Some (disjointed) thoughts on Masculinity & Masochism | Living the Liminal
The colonized are infantilized: children are children and they dominate the film.
I think we're looking at a bunch of old style Colonialists - and the country being colonised is England. “End of Welfare”.
In the same years, around 1,000AD, when Vikings settled with their farms in South Greenland, such island was colonised by local people likely the ancestors of Inuit people: the so-called Thule culture. Unthreaded #21 « Climate Audit
The authors conclude that their findings ‘suggest that microbial life colonized these subaqueous volcanic rocks soon after their eruption almost 3.5 billion years ago.’
The eye-flies had colonized the top of an almeira; the red stains on the durry were thicker, for Mohammed Latif had slept here during his imprisonment and spat a good deal; the table drawer was scarred where the police had forced it open; everything in Chandrapore was used up, including the air. A Passage To India
Some of these battles are being waged between relatively colonized states and their former overlords; in other cases, colonial domination is a current phenomenon.
This season, more than 30,000 birds, belonging to 30 species, have colonised the place.
When we've colonized space and mastered interstellar travel, can there even be sci-fi anymore?
In the 19th century Africans were conquered, colonized and arranged into appendages of European nation-states, with random boundaries they had no voice in delineating.
Are vetiver roots colonized by the beneficial fungi called "mycorrhizae"? 4 Questions and Answers
Now this Cadmos before these events, having received from his father in a prosperous state the government1142 of the people of Cos, had voluntarily and with no danger threatening, but moved merely by uprightness of nature, placed the government in the hands of the people of Cos1143 and had departed to Sicily, where he took from1144 the Samians and newly colonised the city of Zancle, which had changed its name to Messene. The History of Herodotus
At numerous points around the lake, the newly exposed lakebed has already been "colonised", with temporary federal government permits, by land-starved farmers. Lake Chapala: 2000 follow-up to saving Mexico's largest lake
Literacy might thus be considered a central cultural marker of capitalist, metropolitan, colonial societies; orality, in contrast, seems tied to agricultural, peripheral, colonized societies.
These discrepancies undermined the authority and identity of the colonizer and cleared a space for the colonized to strategically and subversively engage with these discourses.
He goes on to look at how this ideology is reflected in the cartoon characters and the relationship between the coloniser and colonised. Global Voices in English » Taiwan: Racist cartoon causes controversy
She was born in the Peddie region and is a direct descendant of the British 1820 settlers who colonised the Eastern Cape.
The ornamental verbena, sometimes also known as vervain, refers to (among others) Verbena bonariensis, the purple topped tallish plant that has colonised roadways and pasture throughout Australia.
Their old feeding grounds have been colonised by a new breed of slippery and sleekit new Labourites which are simply too fast and too nimble for the lumbering old Conservatus.
Native species have recolonised, and now blackbirds forage among mouldering leaves of New World tulip trees, maples, paperbark birches and red oaks that decay into the soil alongside Old World durmast oak, alder, ash and rowan fallen foliage. Country diary: Durham city
Pound's description, like the imperialist propaganda of the time, replaces the reality of colonized bodies with a classicizing image of a Roman body of state.
The Middle East and tropical Africa were the last continents that Europeans colonized.
Bivalves extensively colonized the outer platform, and rhodolith pavements covered its edge.
Extending out from the pavilion is a large loggia, which in time will be colonized by deciduous local vines, forming a green gateway.
Elsewhere in North America during the past two decades, the raven has recolonized portions of its former range and increased in abundance.
The higher the city, the less parkland and surrounding farmland or wilderness needs to be colonised as it expands. Times, Sunday Times
How does the art of the colonized Africans express their social and political condition?
Europeans colonized Africa in the 17th century
Today, a whole generation of Indians has grown up with minds that are decolonized and liberated. Gucharam Das, Business Historian
Several other species such as R. occidentalis and R. vulgaris are common fruiters in mature coastal pine forests, but we have not encountered roots colonized by them in any mature forest settings.
The spiritual poverty of the colonized man, that stance, gave Aquin the freedom he needed to attack all totalizing systems - political, philosophical and aesthetic.
This effect is exacerbated by aspects of India that complicate or contradict the colonial community's blinkered perception-a perception shaped by its segregation from the space of the colonized.
His rein stretches not only from the farthest reaches of outer space but deep into the personal lives of every man, woman, and child on the twelve colonized worlds.
Family seats, such as Arundel Castle in Sussex or Duncombe Park in Yorkshire, that once seemed too large or inconvenient for modern ways of life have been recolonised by their owners, redecorated and refurnished.
The regulars jammed against the bar are part of the young, gentrified crowd who have colonised the inner walls of the City.
Sunken courtyards, which will be colonised, punctuate the building and create pleasantly lit corridors, giving natural light to most practice and teaching rooms.
While it is true that many now prefer a bottle of wine at home, the pub chains that have colonised town and city centres are nevertheless enjoying growing profits.
Following this protection, otters from 11 populations gradually recovered and recolonized their former range in southwest Alaska and some other portions of their historic range.
But on many streams which mink have colonised, particularly those close to intensive agriculture, fish are no longer abundant.
This discourse of the colonised is contemporary with that of the European orientalist, but from the opposite point of view.
That the wreck is so well colonised is down to the burning away of the paint and antifouling layers.
In addition, plants that are colonized by mycorrhizal fungi have a zone termed the mycorrhizosphere.
Hardy mosses sometimes pioneer on uncolonized rock surfaces.
Each of the Edinburgh patients colonised by the epidemic strain showed a rising IgG antibody response to P cepacia-specific cell wall antigen.
He acerbically points out that women, slaves and colonized peoples did not need to wait a few hundred years for postmodern thinkers to insist that a supposedly universal modernity had excluded and subjugated them.
As is the case with so many colonized Indigenous peoples around the globe, Indigenous people within the borders of Canada have survived repeated attempts to forcibly remove them from the land and absorb them into the larger society.
The disease is known to be spread during precommercial thinning operations because the fresh slash from thinning is colonized by insects, which carry the disease. EurekAlert! - Breaking News
That ambivalence arises, in part, out of the inherent paradox involved in the command ‘Be like us but not too much alike’ given to the colonized subject.
Other places were also colonized, especially some Caribbean islands, and more of the North American coast.
Public space has been colonised for commercial purposes and the original building has lost its breathtaking simplicity.
That this pattern is so similar across all colonised indigenous groups is one reason for having a theme issue devoted to their health.
We showed that pAPEC-1-cured χ7122 bacteria were attenuated in chickens, caused few lesions of pericarditis and perihepatitis, did not persist in the blood, and poorly colonized the lung, spleen, and liver PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
Cold-water coral mound dominated by Lophelia pertusa and colonised by orange actinians and a white anthipathrian.
South Africa was colonized by the Dutch and the English.
Patient M17 was the only individual who was colonised by the epidemic strain at the time of first referral to the unit.
Some colonised the deep seas where there was little light and lost their eyes altogether.
Philosophy is very difficult to justify at the moment, mainly because discourses of science have colonised much of the subject over the last two and a half thousand years - and continue to do so.
Papers are invited on the following subjects but are by no means limited to the colonized as ‘neither man nor animal’ animals and animalisation in literature
A tristful collage of charts, images and artefacts chronicle the nation's decline into a divided and semi-colonized state. The Times Literary Supplement
First colonised, this place was home to the miners, diggers and low tech engineers that made up the colonisation crews, see?
The territory was originally colonized by the French.
We had a policy under which the nations of the so-called ‘developing world,’ today, would have been decolonized immediately at the end of the war, under U.S. power.
In the intervening time humans have colonised the planet where she first encountered the aliens. Times, Sunday Times
‘The classic age of imperialism effectively ended in 1918 ’, she writes, though the greater part of the world was still colonised.
Only two vascular plants, Antarctic hairgrass and Antarctic pearlwort, have colonized the Maritime Antarctic.
With the exception of Thailand, all the countries in the region were colonized by a Western country.
The colonialist never seriously promoted the religious conversion of the colonized.

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