Sentence examples for indigenous one of from inspiring English sources

Its evocation of the outback, while as sparse and dry as the land itself, is also deft, juxtaposing the Anglo name of Kintore East with the Indigenous one of Yuendumu – and knowing that both will sound, to most of Midnight Oil's fellow coast-hugging Australians, at once cosily familiar and utterly alien.

At least one of those charged in connection with the riot belongs to a group called Hong Kong Indigenous, one of a cluster of outspoken groups calling for greater Hong Kong autonomy and even independence from China, the group said.

Comadronas are hired by families, especially indigenous ones – 41% of the population of Guatemala identifies as indigenous – to guide a woman through pregnancy, labour and the weeks after childbirth.

The indigenous narrative – one of dispossession and oppression – did not capture public awareness like Bundy's stance did.

The results suggest the possibility of applying an in situ EOR approach using a combination of Enzyme Enhanced Oil Recovery (EEOR) and Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery MEORR) methods, with this lipase-esterase producing Bacillus licheniformis isolate, which is indigenous to one of the wells in this oil field.

The show's racism doesn't end with its mockery of indigenous peoples: one of the Sábado Gigante's best-known recurring characters is La Cuatro, which is short for La Cuatro Dientes ("Four Teeth"), a reference to the character's social status – poor people, it's assumed, can't afford to fix their teeth.

"I want to thank the academy for recognizing a film centered around an indigenous woman, one of the 70 million domestic workers in the world without work rights — a character that has historically been relegated to the background in cinema," he said.

"I want to thank the academy for recognizing a film centered around an indigenous woman, one of the 70 million domestic workers in the world … a character that historically had been relegated to the background in cinema," Cuarón said, accepting the directing prize.

Increased interest has been taken in plantations of fast-growing species, but more attention has been devoted to exotic species than to indigenous ones, the possibilities of which still remain largely unexplored.

Medicinal and fruit-bearing plants were imported and the cultivation of indigenous ones encouraged.

Some evidence also exists suggesting that invasive species have advantages over indigenous ones as a consequence either of the extent or form of their plasticity (Stachowicz et al. 2002; Chown et al. 2007; Kleynhans et al. 2014).