Sentence examples for form of native from inspiring English sources

Is this a new form of native advertising?

The form of native government is, for the time being, an Empire".

This hypothesis suggests that years of experience reading native language change the visual expertise of this region to be especially sensitive to the visual form of native language.

The High Court said that the British claim in 1778 that Australia was a terra nullius or "land belonging to no-one" when it was discovered was not correct, and that a form of native title should be recognised.

In the Kimberley, that could make a significant difference: 40% of the population is Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander and 70% of the land is held under some form of native title.

· The gravity here - about 40% of that on Earth - is probably enough to keep you healthy for a reasonable amount of time and there's a slim chance that you will stumble across some humble form of native life on the planet, which would win you an instant Nobel prize.

Household bargaining models posit that the partner with the more attractive outside options can dictate household allocation of hours (Lundberg and Pollak 1996).8 In any form of native-immigrant partnerships, this is presumably the native partner.

Because the formation of both α-helical and tertiary hydrophobic cores defines most of the native topology of TC5b (Fig. 1), this suggests that the residual unfolded state structure in the form of native-like configurations and mesostates at high temperature (Fig. 6) is responsible for most of the folding search.

The trundling eucalyptus-rustling forms of native fauna, with names from Pooh Corner: wombats, brushtail opossums, wallabies and Tasmanian devils.

Unabridged Note: Sexual forms of native species are distinct but (except Crepis nana, Crepis runcinata) connected by many apomictic, asexually reproducing forms of hybrid origin that obscure boundaries.

"There's a couple of forms of native advertising.