Voorbeelden van populous

• Immigration emerged as the key social force to move the nation towards its new future by providing labor power and a new, populous citizenry.

• Thus, the domain concept for populous, process-bearing mature astrocytes is consistent with autonomous homeostatic end-feet functions rather than integrative activity for neuronal networks.

• Several of the most populous developing countries start the analysis with carbon emissions that are slightly below the average trajectory.

• As in 1992, less populous provinces received significantly greater net transfers.

• However, there is need to motivate a principled case for a more populous abstract domain.

• First, the highest courts of some of our most populous and purportedly progressive states demonstrate an appalling lack of knowledge concerning palliative care.

• He asked the churchwardens why, in such a populous parish, his assessment was so high?

• In the course of time, dozens of inhabitants of more populous villages, more often men than women,53 have acquired land rights in neighbouring corridors.

• A large empire is defined as a populous and territorially extensive compound of diverse groups and territorial units.

• The most populous sub-species on voting and elections in our sample of articles consists of studies of signalling in political contests.

• These towns represented the type of large and populous towns which traditionally had a higher administrative and political role.

• Geographical diffusion is the process whereby features spread out from a populous and economically and culturally dominant centre.

• If split into age groups of five years, the most populous increment was that of the twenty-six to thirty-year-olds, with nineteen.

• The most populous town boasted a mere 2,000 or so inhabitants in the mid-sixteenth century.

• In the eighth century there had been an extensive trading settlement there and by the twelfth century a populous suburb had reemerged.