Sentence examples for of mixed native from inspiring English sources

The suit alleged that the film portrayed people living in the mountains, who are often of mixed Native American and white heritage and were once known by the derogatory term "Jackson Whites", as inbred social outcasts.

In this paper we compare the carbon mitigation dynamics of mixed native pine oak forests in Central Mexico under current management – used as a reference scenario – with two alternative scenarios: (a) oak conservation and (b) oak conservation + bioenergy.

His father, of mixed Native American heritage, was a one-time carnie – an itinerant carnival worker – with a colourful, tragicomic background, who met his Irish mother in London and settled there to run a kind of curio shop in Church Street market.

Plantation development can occur across a continuum of planting types from monocultures of exotic species to stands of mixed native species; and varying scales from broad scale plantations to small farm woodlots and riparian plantings.

The present study aimed to investigate geochemical dynamics in Cu-Au tailing leachate, in response to amendments with biochar produced from hardwood timber at high charring temperature or woodchips of mixed native tree species in a column leaching experiment under laboratory conditions.

Conventional monoculture crops are high input and low diversity, whereas feedstocks composed of mixed native or naturalized plants growing with minimal human intervention in either undisturbed or former agricultural land are low input and high diversity.

Most of the vegetation comprises mixed native tree species (44%) or saltbush (31%) and different types of revegetation are associated with different motives and have different histories of planting popularity.

Highway slope landscape design in China usually specifies a single type of grass or uses randomly mixed native plants.

The main population groups separate 'Ladinos' (mixed Native American-African-Spanish), and Native indigenous people of Maya descent.

The identification of clusters of TB cases, and especially of those in which mixed native-born and foreign-born cases occur, enables to estimate the dynamics of transmission between the two populations, defined as "transmission permeability", and the contribution, if any, of imported M. tuberculosis strains to the on-going transmission of TB in the native population [ 14].

About 85% of the population is of European descent (largely Spanish and Italian), with the remainder of mixed European and Native American (12%) or Native American (3%) descent [ 5].