And in nineteenth-century anthropological studies of the region, one runs into the obligatory chapters describing the function and materials of the islanders' garments.
Raised /ay/ in general has served as a marker of islander speech for generations; however, it is pre-voiced raised /ay/ that has achieved most prominence.
The islanders did not follow the national trend towards a more varied and better-quality diet.
The islanders even try to impose a right of veto on anything published about the island by any visitor.
It needs to be as foreign as the missionaries were to the islanders.
The rate would be a little less than the nationwide one in the studied population when the demographic characteristics of islanders are considered.
The local islanders felt economic pressure from declining fishing, farming, and dairy industries, and consequently, an increased reliance on a seasonal tourist industry.
This would be expected to have an effect on the microevolution of the islanders.
