Sentence examples for interaction with indigenous from inspiring English sources

All three forms of Chinese Buddhism developed in interaction with indigenous Chinese thought, especially Daoism.

The introduction of cattle and sheep (including transhumance practices and cañadas) and irrigation innovations received particular attention, in terms of their relationship to vegetation and soils as well as interaction with indigenous agricultural traditions.

During her photographic treks through the Atlantic Forest and interaction with indigenous peoples who are struggling to survive, she was compelled to share these images and experiences with the world.

However, the absence of Indigenous staff within smaller organisations has implications for the cultural competence of staff in that they do not benefit from "on the job" learning through interaction with Indigenous co-workers.

Gathered by the governor, Charles La Trobe, they are candid descriptions of interactions with indigenous tribes, grisly injuries, fording rivers on horseback, discoveries of strange new flora and fauna, and the difficulties of keeping alive their ragged, scab-ridden livestock.

But Barry's business extends beyond intense and visceral description, though that persists through a narrative that eventually encompasses the American civil war as well as increasingly complex interactions with indigenous communities.

The observed absence of plant responses to BE applications when soils are extremely low in available P could be explained by direct growth limitation of the host plants, which finally limits sufficient production of roots and root exudates to initiate beneficial plant microbial interactions with indigenous or inoculated soil microbes in the rhizosphere.

To search for medicines, to boost science, to preserve nature, to strengthen industrial competition, to strengthen academic educational programs, to improve health care, to correct misuse, and to support positive interactions with indigenous populations: These have been the goals of the Brazilian autochthonic medicine programs for the past 20 years.

Survival and growth of pathogenic organisms within biofilms might also be enhanced by the association and metabolic interactions with indigenous organisms.

Figure 3 shows the point estimates and 95% confidence intervals for the association between hospital admissions with estimated ambient PM10 when an interaction term with indigenous status is included.

TransCanada says it has had more than 15,000 "interactions and engagements" with indigenous groups as part of the consultation process.