enclave znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady enclave

• Experts do not remove themselves from the crowd by relying on method but set themselves in closer proximity to the public outside the expert enclave.

• An enclave is composed of an ethnic group living in a foreign land, typically in an urban setting.

• On the one hand, such enclaves make life in the minority language viable.

• The henequen industry, like most enclave economies based on agricultural crops was subject to international market conditions.

• In such cases, scattered plagioclase crystals occur in the gabbro close to the enclaves.

• The prolate versus oblate strain regimes recorded by enclaves and crystals, respectively, may be explained by the following.

• As the narratives detail, these enclaves differed in the degree to which they centralized authority.

• Ethnic clashes are always the result of outside, usually political, interests converting porous ethnic boundaries into over-determined enclaves or ghettos to suit their own agenda.