Sentence examples for african form from inspiring English sources

Benne is the African form of sesame, brought over with slaves in the seventeen-hundreds.

The king cheetah, once thought to be a distinct subspecies, is a Southern African form that has a "blotchy" coat pattern presumably from a rare recessive genetic mutation.

The early African form of H. erectus is often referred to as H. ergaster to contrast it with the well-known Asian H. erectus.

But the novel as an African form was still very young, and "Things Fall Apart" represented a new approach, showing the collision of old and new ways of life to devastating effect.

The Ghanaian musicologist J.H. Kwabena Nketia pointed out the function of this African form of hocket technique in "achieving overall effects of continuity, [and] for building up interlocking, and sometimes complex structures, out of relatively simple elements".

Scientists have predicted that over the next century, climate warming could result in significant range shifts for in particular, leading to a marked increase in the number of people exposed to the East African form of the disease.

Incisors and canines are absent in the two African forms.

It has presented important programs of modern dance tinged with traditional African forms, created by influential African and American companies.

This in turn rests on a worn-out wheelbarrow: European and African forms enmeshed in an intractable post-colonial chaos.

Other African forms had shown women in dainty and time-marking steps; in Sabar they were extraordinarily bold and energetic.

These Bristolians' trick is to take African forms and turn them into art rock, rather than taking art rock and making it sound a bit African.