Sentence examples for develop the colony from inspiring English sources
With their help, she will enlarge the nest and develop the colony.
If, during the spring, many offspring develop, the colony population greatly increases, and the number of cells in the comb for developing young is no longer adequate.
Exiled to England for the next eight years, Macarthur studied the English wool market and again returned to Australia, where he, with his wife and sons, promoted the activities of the Australian Agricultural Company, formed in London in 1824 to develop the colony's wool industry.
"What we'd like to do is develop the colony so the number of birds fledging there means the area is saturated and then then some of the birds would be forced to nest elsewhere.
Europe didn't develop the colonies.
Starved of capital and racked by financial crises, Portugal planned to develop the colonies by attracting immigration and foreign capital and by fostering plantation agriculture.
Based on the English Statute of Monopolies, the law only the fourth in the world to protect intellectual property was aimed at developing the colony, where the court had fled to escape Napoleon.
The first chapter sees the player establish and develop the English colony of Jamestown, the second focuses on the British fighting both the French and their allied Native American nations in the French and Indian War, whilst the third portion has the player directing the American Continental Army against the British in the War of Independence.
With this in mind, Black-footed Albatross conservation action plans (COSEWIC 2006, Naughton et al. 2007) recommend that efforts be made to develop the smaller albatross colonies outside of Hawaii and to encourage the natural colonization of new islands such as Wake and Guadalupe.
IMD symptoms develop when the colony penetrates the mucosal layer into the bloodstream, leading eventually to meningitis septicaemia [ 11].
All re-transformed strains developed the identical colony color compared with original SCRaMbLEd isolates (Fig. 4a).
