Despite its apparent success, the frontier war continued with renewed vigor in the following years.
Frontier living is frontier living.
The name Montagnais is French, meaning "mountaineers"; Naskapi is an indigenous name thought to mean "rude, uncivilized people," an apparent reference to their remote frontier life.
But the shadow of America's frontier literature is equally apparent when the strict setting is the mid-west, as in Buried Child, or the north-west, for A Lie of the Mind (1985).
In the spoken Slavic dialects (as opposed to the sharply differentiated literary languages), the linguistic frontiers are not always apparent.
Further limitations of the IQWiG approach become apparent in our analysis, as the efficiency frontier can only be used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of a subgroup of catheterizations; no recommendation on value-based prices can be given for base case and interventional scenarios.
The Russians resent the pact and are also annoyed at the apparent dilatoriness in the negotiations for delimiting the frontier between Manchukuo and the Soviet.
Nowhere are these radical transformations more apparent than in the realm of virtual reality, a new frontier for artists who believe that the encounter between viewer and art object should be anything but passive.
The apparent vulnerability and demise of older agriculture and lifeways looms large in frontier Southeast Asia.
With Xerxes' apparent acquiescence, Alexander seized the Greek colony of Pydna and advanced his frontiers eastward to the Strymon, taking in Crestonia and Bisaltia, with the rich silver deposits of Mt. Dysorus.
As befits borders, much of the book is about loyalties, nowhere more apparent than when the recruiting officer comes to town, looking for Welsh boys to send to a different kind of frontier, in the fields of France.
