Sentence examples for southeastern asian from inspiring English sources

The base spirit of Swedish punsch is Batavia arrack, the southeastern Asian liquor derived from sugar cane and red rice.

The South China Sea (SCS) is the largest marginal sea in the southeastern Asian waters.

The subtropical Taiwan Island that is situated off the southeastern Asian continent has well-suited climate conditions for the growth of orchids.

This result is based on the specific scenario of the CO2 Capture and Storage system for Korea using southeastern Asian offshore oil wells.

On broader scale, the data should complement the existing database on the prevalence and distribution of Pfmsp1 19 haplotypes and therefore have potential use in the design of PfMSP1 19-based PfMSP1 19-basedines for use in Southeastern Asian countries.

The pills are often used by poor consumers in Southeastern Asian countries like Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand.

For instance, Andreason contends that a cladistic race concept that divides northeastern from southeastern Asians is scientifically useful for evolutionary research, even if it conflicts with the folk concept of a unified Asian race.

Interestingly, the Asian population sample of Chinese, Japanese, and Southeastern Asians is also well represented by CRP tagSNPs chosen from a combined European- and African-American population sample (Fig.  2d).

Assuming a central-southeastern Asian origin of the lineage, as indicated by the distribution of its closest relatives, Hottonia and Omphalogramma, the ancestor of Soldanella arrived in Europe during the time span of about 18 My from the divergence of the lineage to the diversification of the genus.

Its small white flowers are borne on a spike, as are those of the Southeast Asian species Anoectochilus roxburghii, A. sikkimensis, Dossinia marmorata, Ludisia discolor, and Zeuxine strateumatica (also found in southeastern North America).

In southeastern Queens, Asian Indians moved into the periphery of predominantly black middle-class neighborhoods, which shrunk for the first time.