Sentence examples for native tempo from inspiring English sources
That process is a human process, it has its own native tempo.
Contrary to a previous study (Saito et al. 2009) where quite similar X-ray diffraction patterns were found for both untreated kraft pulp and TEMPO-oxidized pulp, the WAXD-images of native (P1) and TEMPO-treated (P2) cellulose obtained in the present study differ considerably (Fig. 3).
Mr. Leggio, a 78-year-old Tarrytown native, began by tapping out a quick tempo on his tenor sax for "Gone With What Wind," a bluesy number from the Benny Goodman songbook.
Greater numbers of smaller sized crystals grew on BC-TEMPO-Ca than did on native BC.
Clarification of species identifications, introduced ranges, and native ranges provides a more accurate picture of the tempo of apple snail invasions in the continental U.S., and suggests considerable potential for future range expansion.
Furthermore, differentiated expectations of fertility tempo and quantum among children of immigrants and natives might be an indicator for segmented assimilation with regard to their or their parents' socio-economic status.
"Because Of Our Skin" by the Desert Sevenz is a low tempo banger, telling of unwarranted police harassment, complete with a chorus in Alyawarra, one of several distinct indigenous languages native to the Barkly region.
