Sentence examples for nearly isolated from inspiring English sources
Madagascar is remarkable for the number of unique species found there; it is an island that drifted away from southeastern Africa 150 million years ago, creating a nearly isolated evolutionary laboratory.
And by nightfall, Hurricane Sandy had nearly isolated the island of Manhattan: the East River crossings like the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, were closed at 7 p.m., as were the George Washington, Verrazano-Narrows, Whitestone and Throgs Neck Bridges, among others.
As for ICANN, countries object so strongly to America's unilateral power that the nation has been left nearly isolated.Other countries have considered creating a supplementary addressing system to work alongside ICANN-sanctioned domains like.com or.uk (for Britain).
The method has been demonstrated on Ag films prepared by magnetron sputtering having equivalent thickness ranging from nearly isolated nanoparticles to continuous film.
The first is that the direction of time in a region of space-time is the most common direction of increasing entropy among multiple nearly isolated systems in that region.
AFM studies of SOD MIF samples allowed concluding that depending on the mode of SOD we can fabricate MIFs consisting of tiny (approximately 10 nm), nearly isolated silver nanoislands (Figure 1a), bigger islands which can be placed very closely (Figure 1b), and partly coagulated nanoislands (Figure 1c).
Europe is not nearly as isolated as Australia.
Lawyers for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev asked a judge on Wednesday to lift restrictions placed on him in prison, arguing that they had left him nearly totally isolated and were impairing their ability to defend him.
It had been nearly completely isolated until the 1960s, when it was only reachable by canoe and army planes.
The two subgenera are nearly reproductively isolated while the species within subgenus Vitis are interfertile.
They inhabit niches that are nearly completely isolated in the depths of the earth or in hyper-dense diverse, competitive communities in top soils or around plant roots.
