Sentence examples for newfound lands from inspiring English sources

Exchanges of apple and nursery trees have certainly allowed migrations of V. inaequalis among newfound lands [42], [87].

From our coalescent analyses, it appears likely that V. inaequalis followed its host out of Central Asia into Europe, and then into newfound lands.

The Romans introduced and spread apple across the European and Mediterranean areas and European settlers transported it into newfound lands during the last 500 years.

Instead, variation in these samples was significantly lower than in Eurasia and more comparable with the variation displayed in newfound lands.

Back migrations of individuals from newfound lands into Eurasia could explain this signal of admixture, but it may also simply reflect the recent foundation of newfound lands populations from a Eurasian source, as recent admixture and shared ancestral variation will give the same signal with Bayesian clustering algorithms [92].

In newfound lands, we would have expected to find more samples with significant multilocus linkage disequilibrium, since multilocus linkage disequilibrium can be inflated by recent foundation and/or admixture between introduced lineages that have different allele frequencies [32].

This place will, indeed, become his newfound land.

Hence the shots of Adèle walking away, no longer listening to the yelps of her contemporaries but making for a newfound land.

It impresses on the free, sunlit American newfound land an image of the decay and ruin and overbreeding characteristic of Europe.

Oddly, Solzhenitsyn's children, as bridges between their father and the American world they grew up in, understand as well as any scholar the barrier that developed between the writer and his newfound land.

He had plenty of hatred, toward Jews, foreigners and especially America, the newfound land that had spoiled itself and a once-in-a-species opportunity to really begin again.