uncolonized造句

• Italy also sent missionaries to uncolonized lands to investigate the potential for Italian colonization.
• Another approach by Italy was to investigate uncolonized undeveloped lands by sending missionaries to them.
• The data suggested that the suitable, uncolonized sites could be good targets for assisted colonization.
• Much of the Honduran interior remained uncolonized and outside of effective Spanish control during the colonial era.
• Burrowing rodents gobble it and wander off to excrete the spores elsewhere, ideally under an uncolonized oak.
• Colonization may thus occur in " clusters, " with large areas remaining uncolonized at any one time.
• Necotowance thus ceded the English vast tracts of uncolonized land, much of it between the James and Blackwater Rivers.
• Spain seized some British commercial ships engaged in the fur trade in an uncolonized coastline area to which Spain claimed ownership.
• In susceptible plants, this sometimes happens slowly and infrequently to prevent pathogen migration, and may instead lead to vascular dysfunction by unspecifically obstructing uncolonized vessels.
• In classical literature, the foreign warrior woman is often a potential bride, acting as a metaphor for uncolonized land with all its obstacles and potential plunder.
• "The . to domain is uncolonized, virgin real estate, " said Eric Gullichsen, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who helped start Tonga's new enterprise.
• This is so, he wrote, because outlying populations of more valued species may fail again and again before a founding population becomes sufficiently rooted and sends out enough seeds to fill in uncolonized ground.
• The first European in the state of California was conquistador Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a declared independence in 1821, shared Spanish sentiments, and the area remained uncolonized until the arrival of John Sutter in 1839.
• The articles had initially been submitted to the states on November 17, 1777, but the ratification process dragged on for several years, stalled by an interstate quarrel over claims to uncolonized land in the west.
• There is no significant difference in feeding rates of blue tangs on each type of territory, meaning that those in larger, uncolonized, and low density territories can match the resources of those in smaller high density territories.
• As the climate warmed, the butterfly colonized many of the sites; most of the sites it did not colonize were located far from existing populations, suggesting they were uncolonized because the butterfly could not reach them on its own.
• Subsequent reports by the Russian hunting parties of uncolonized stretches of coast encouraged Baranov, the Chief Administrator of the Russian-American Company ( RAC ), to consider a settlement in California north of the limit of Spanish occupation in San Francisco.
• In " Cobra Strike ", the Cobra Worlds are petitioned by the Trofts to stop a hostile alien civilization on the planet Quasama that is a threat to both them and the Cobra worlds, offering five uncolonized, hospitable worlds in exchange.
• Presenting themselves as previously undiscovered Amerindians from the fictional uncolonized island of Guatinau, Fusco and G髆ez-Pe馻 presented a fabricated Encyclopedia Britannica entry on " Amerindians " and a corresponding map of the Gulf of Mexico island of Guatinau as part of the staging of their performance.
• Captain Kirk conducts a hearing, sentencing Khan and his followers to exile on an uncolonized world, Ceti Alpha V . Khan accepts Kirk's challenge invoking the fall of Lucifer in Milton's " Paradise Lost "  and McGivers joins Khan rather than face court-martial.