Sentence examples for consumer colony from inspiring English sources
So many outsiders today see New Jersey more like a consumer colony than as a state.
Through the nurses, larvae are the major consumers of pollen in the colony.
The acetate-consumers higher up in the colony, which had access to oxygen but not glucose, were then able to complete the process by metabolizing the acetate.
By 1773, the 13 colonies were consumers of much of the trade with India that continued to enrich the British crown and top executives of the John Company (the nickname for the East India Company which was by then more powerful that today's GE, IBM Apple put together).
In total, the acetate-consumers accounted for a colony-wide average uptake rate of approximately 0.69 mmol gDwt −1 hr −1 at 36 hours of simulation time.
"We're entering a period of three to seven years where entertainment companies keep trying to control and consumers keep trying to escape it," said George F. Colony, the chief executive of Forrester Research, a technology and media research firm.
This shell extended all the way to the edge of the colony, and was comprised of a mixture of both acetate-consuming cells (up to approximately 10% by volume) and slow- or non-growing glucose-consumers.
