Sentence examples for native class from inspiring English sources
Colonial powers, it was said, created a dangerous rift in Arab societies between a privileged, outward-looking, Westernised elite and a disgruntled "native" class.
The last time I saw my native class receive substantial focus, before now, was over 20 years ago – not in the news but on the television show Roseanne, the fictional storylines of which remain more accurate than the musings of comfortable commentators in New York studios.
Specifically, in the 2001 data one species is moved from the "native" class to "late plantation" and one species from "thinned" to "mid-aged plantation", and in the 2004 data one species is moved from "thinned" to "late plantation".
Anti-RcPEPC [ Ricinus communis (castor bean) PEPC] IgG was affinity-purified from corresponding rabbit immune serum raised against a homogeneous native Class 1 PEPC (RcPPC3) [ 26].
For the difference map generation class averages in the same projection group were individually normalized and the native class averages were subtracted from the tagged class averages.
Landscape variables were derived from the National Land Cover Database (NLCD), including native classes (e.g., deciduous forest, developed low intensity) and aggregate classes (e.g., forest, developed).
Characterization of native Class-2 PEPC from developing COS has been hampered by the extreme susceptibility of its BTPC subunits to in vitro truncation by an endogenous thiol endopeptidase [ 6, 16].
(5) Finally, it is worth noting that the EOSD LC 2000 classification was substantially simplified from its 23 native classes (Wulder and others 2008a) for the purposes of generating the fragmentation metrics (Wulder and others 2008b).
There are now three broad family types, identified with the university-educated professional classes, the native working classes and immigrants.
His industrial experiments failed, largely because Egypt lacked sources of power, a native managerial class, and a trained working class.
By the middle of the 6th century, the process of putting into literary form the rich oral tradition of the native learned class was certainly well advanced.
