Sentence examples for early exploitation of from inspiring English sources

In an early exploitation of the Internet, he developed an international telephone business in 1994.

In the north the port of Arkhangelsk handled the export of forest products and semimanufactures (naval stores, potash) to the English and Dutch, and its merchants took a leading role in the early exploitation of Siberia.

The site provides an excellent case study to analyze human behavioral adaptations linked to early exploitation of marine resources.

But as important as effective donor coordination is the MoH's capacity to effectively coordinate its own domestic resources, and to harness the growing contributions of the private not-for-profit and for-profit sector, as well as the emerging public-private partnerships that have resulted from early exploitation of its mineral wealth.

The former age highlights the early exploitation of aquatic environments by angiosperms.

The earliest exploitation of Atlantic hydrocarbon reserves occurred in Lake Maracaibo (a nearly enclosed embayment in northwestern Venezuela that is connected by a narrow channel to the Caribbean Sea) during World War I, followed in the 1940s by the development of nearshore areas of the Gulf of Mexico.

Coastal landscapes are increasingly the focus of scholarly discussions from the earliest exploitation of littoral resources and early hominin cognition, to the inundation of the earliest permanently settled fishing villages and eventually, formative centres of urbanisation.

Try the early exploitation flicks of the nineteen-seventies, like "Caged Heat" and "Crazy Mama," made under the aegis of Roger Corman.

In the Caribbean, these historical and archaeological studies were focused on the early exploitation and symbolic use of the queen conch (Strombus gigas) [133], [134].

We conclude by contextualising these findings with those of other open-habitat chimpanzee sites, and also by discussing how our results contribute towards reconstructions of early hominin exploitation of mosaic landscapes.

We refer to the period of early human exploitation of the marine resources of the Juan Fernández Archipelago before large numbers of lobsters were removed from the population as the "virgin" period (1574 1898).