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Theterritorialitywas strictly observed by the community members.

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It is the present rather than that-which-is-to-come that seems to be the hometerritorialityof their existence.

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I shall return to this idea ofterritorialityin the final section of this article.

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Democracy operates in real spaces and political discourses reflect contested territorialities, from issues of national or ethnic identity to decentralisation.

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Can we say something about original ethnic identities determined, inter alia, by mytho-history, language,territorialityand cultural traditions?

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These include lighting conditions, room proportions, detailing and materials, axiality, circulation, and the delineation of the home throughterritorialityand boundaries.

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Vertebrates whose high testosterone levels are associated withterritorialityare likely to pick up fewer free-living parasites than do more wideranging non-territorial hosts.

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However, the core of this new world was dominated by a concern forterritoriality, community autonomy, and a strong sense of local belonging.

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But his attempt to link this position with his point onterritorialityneeds further elucidation.

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Remembering the country of their ^ birth: indigenous peoples andterritoriality.

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Perhaps male rarity has not provided sufficient selection pressure to generateterritorialityin females.

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The complex mapping of outcaste status andterritoriality, in particular, is fascinating.

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In this country, theterritorialityprinciple and political subsidiarity have supported a discourse on multilingualism for the purpose of 'mutual understanding'.

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This emphasis onterritorialityinvolves more than just a geographical arrangement of cultural workers and the regionalism of cultural practices.

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Generally, membership of one or another religious denomination entails a fierce (physical and spiritual)territoriality.

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There is often a lack of co-ordination that is compounded by poor intersectional collaboration, 'territoriality' and 'lack of awareness of ongoing work'.

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This demographic watershed had in turn paved the way for the construction of modernterritoriality, anchored around early colonial ' nodal points ' : factories, missions, colonial concession company outposts and administrative stations.

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单词	territoriality
释义	BETA Examples ofterritoriality Dictionary> Examples ofterritoriality territorialityisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition Theterritorialitywas strictly observed by the community members. From theCambridge English Corpus It is the present rather than that-which-is-to-come that seems to be the hometerritorialityof their existence. From theCambridge English Corpus I shall return to this idea ofterritorialityin the final section of this article. From theCambridge English Corpus Democracy operates in real spaces and political discourses reflect contested territorialities, from issues of national or ethnic identity to decentralisation. From theCambridge English Corpus Can we say something about original ethnic identities determined, inter alia, by mytho-history, language,territorialityand cultural traditions? From theCambridge English Corpus These include lighting conditions, room proportions, detailing and materials, axiality, circulation, and the delineation of the home throughterritorialityand boundaries. From theCambridge English Corpus Vertebrates whose high testosterone levels are associated withterritorialityare likely to pick up fewer free-living parasites than do more wideranging non-territorial hosts. From theCambridge English Corpus However, the core of this new world was dominated by a concern forterritoriality, community autonomy, and a strong sense of local belonging. From theCambridge English Corpus But his attempt to link this position with his point onterritorialityneeds further elucidation. From theCambridge English Corpus Remembering the country of their ^ birth: indigenous peoples andterritoriality. From theCambridge English Corpus Perhaps male rarity has not provided sufficient selection pressure to generateterritorialityin females. From theCambridge English Corpus The complex mapping of outcaste status andterritoriality, in particular, is fascinating. From theCambridge English Corpus In this country, theterritorialityprinciple and political subsidiarity have supported a discourse on multilingualism for the purpose of 'mutual understanding'. From theCambridge English Corpus This emphasis onterritorialityinvolves more than just a geographical arrangement of cultural workers and the regionalism of cultural practices. From theCambridge English Corpus Generally, membership of one or another religious denomination entails a fierce (physical and spiritual)territoriality. From theCambridge English Corpus There is often a lack of co-ordination that is compounded by poor intersectional collaboration, 'territoriality' and 'lack of awareness of ongoing work'. From theCambridge English Corpus This demographic watershed had in turn paved the way for the construction of modernterritoriality, anchored around early colonial ' nodal points ' : factories, missions, colonial concession company outposts and administrative stations. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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