Sentence examples for indigenous contribution from inspiring English sources

Written by Tom Wright and directed by Wesley Enoch, Black Diggers is a significant attempt to weave Indigenous contribution in World War I into the well-established myths and legends that surround the Anzacs.

The other notable event of the Sarkozy déjeuner was Carla Bruni's delight at the half-smoke sausage in her hotdog – the half-smoke being Washington DC's sole indigenous contribution to world cuisine.

Although soccer is the most popular Brazilian sport, Capoeira is Brazil's indigenous contribution to the world of martial arts, and for many Brazilians (especially those of African heritage) Capoeira is considered to be their true national sport.

Taking into account the different municipalities, this indigenous contribution ranges from 62.4% in Alajeró to 48.1% in San Sebastián (Supplementary Table S7).

More recently, the maternal indigenous substrate has been directly estimated from ancient remains [ 24] showing a higher indigenous contribution (42 73%) than that estimated when the present-day NW African mtDNA gene pool was used.

In addition, admixture analysis taking the Iberians, Northwest and sub-Saharan West African populations as parental sources of the present-day Canary population, showed that the indigenous contribution was estimated to be 33% of maternal lineages [ 4] and only 7% for paternal lineages [ 5].

Therefore, the mtDNA and Y-chromosome variation in El Salvador displays an extreme version of a pattern that was also observed in other American populations [81], [82]: the indigenous female contribution is much higher than the indigenous male contribution.

The contributions indigenous ecological knowledge can make to better inform water management decisions are currently undervalued leading to an underrepresentation of indigenous values in water planning and policy.

A didgeridoo also sounded, part of a campaign to highlight the contribution of Indigenous Australian troops in the country's war history.

It was a moving night, recognising the contribution of Indigenous players to the game they helped invent; Richmond threw in a three-course dinner with the chairman, Brendon Gale, whose nickname as a player was Tarzan, and "security" from top fans George Megalogenis and Waleed Aly.

In the northern and northwestern regions of Europe the transition to agriculture was possibly more complex and gradual, entailing a larger degree of genetic contribution from indigenous populations [47], [56].