Sentence examples for protracted contact with from inspiring English sources
The northeastern Algonquin were the first groups of American Indians north of Mexico to have protracted contact with Europeans, so their own ways of living were disrupted at a very early date.
Images were blinded and the number of cell cell protracted contacts was counted as representations of the number of capillary-like networks present in each field.
It is likely that future field applications that employ multiple treatments of plants with greatly protracted contact time between GWSS and particles will increase colonization rates in the insect.
Getting a driver's license, applying for a passport, requesting a telephone line: These and other mundane activities all required protracted dealings with an officialdom that demanded contacts, bribes and subservience in exchange for its grudging consent.
Part of that is due to unexpectedly protracted negotiations with Russia over New START.
As a result, her children, whom she had roped into the bitter, protracted war against her husband, more or less lost contact with their father.
In this case the whisker comes into contact with a stationary object, and the whisker base is protracted by the muscles of the follicle, causing the whisker to bend.
In a protracted outbreak in Spain, 97% of patients reported previous contact with hares; 71% of these had a glandular or ulceroglandular form of disease (23 ).
Namely, the whisker can remain in contact with an object while the base of the whisker is protracted through a range of angles by the muscles of the follicle.
This was the scene in Lawrence of Arabia (1962) in which Lawrence Peter O'Toolee) first makes contact with the Arab chieftain Sherif Ali Shariff), who will become his key ally in the desert fighting, and the latter, in a daringly protracted sequence, develops from a speck on the horizon into a towering, huge horseman, rifle at the ready.
