Sentence examples for two insular from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Schlenzka and many others one of the most exciting aspects of placing dance within a visual-art context is what this often fraught transaction reveals about these two insular cultures.

As though we aren't gawping at the crass bisection of our possible futures into two insular life-support machines for investment banks, as though we aren't tweeting in rage rather than apathy.

Therefore, these two insular gossamer-wings are distinctive "genetic" and "phylogenetic" species [ 31].

Additionally, two insular lineages on Cozumel and the Tres Marías Islands were monophyletic.

Two insular populations, Hainan and Taiwan, were separated from the mainland by the strait barriers, while divergence times of the two insular groups from their continental relatives are discordant (1.15 and 3.51 Mya respectively).

Ecological barriers might result in variant divergence time between two insular groups (Taiwan and Hainan) from China mainland.

Which brings us back to his reference in "Moby Dick" to "the one insular Tahiti" amidst the surrounding horrors of the ocean.

'.um', the domain suffix assigned to the minor outlying islands of the United States, was also something of a geography lesson for those who may have been unaware of these nine insular American possessions, including three whose microscopic populations make the likes of the Falklands look positively cosmopolitan by comparison.

Here we aimed to examine the gender differences of the functional connectivities (FCs) between the twelve insular subdivisions and selected pain-related brain structures in healthy adults.

The morphological variability of extant and extinct compared dormice (i.e., Hypnomys and three insular populations of E. quercinus) was quantified using Samuels and Van Valkenburgh (2008)[33] procedure based on measurement of morphological (e.g. osteological and muscular) characteristics used to compute limb indexes.

For instance, the genetic distance between Malaysia and Vietnam was only 0.033, but with the three insular populations (Mauritius, Indonesia, and Philippines), it was as high as 0.098.