checkerboarding造句

• The Dawes Act of 1887 created most Native American checkerboarding.
• This would also fix the checkerboarding thing.
• Therefore, the early buildup and Checkerboarding and opening up the brood nest have been advocated to prevent swarming.
• "I've been thinking about checkerboarding things, maybe direct a movie then act in a movie.
• Checkerboarding takes advantage of the brood emerges, selected cells are back-filled with honey, nectar, or pollen.
• Apparently, at the first time this type of backfilling behavior starts is the best time to do the Checkerboarding intervention.
• The " checkerboarding thing " refers to slight color differences among the 2-foot-by 4-foot titanium panels.
• "' Checkerboarding "'refers to a situation where land ownership is intermingled between two or more owners, resulting in a checkerboard pattern.
• Native Americans were also negatively affected by federal government checkerboarding policies because railroad land grants were not immune to running through land previously occupied by Native American tribes.
• Checkerboarding is prevalent in the Western United States due to its extensive use in railroad grants for western expansion, although it had its beginnings in the canal land grant era.
• Much to its own misfortune, the US government was not able to sell much of the land that it retained after checkerboarding because settlers willing to move West were not wealthy.
• His insignia of black and white checkerboarding edged in red adorned the fuselage just ahead of the Maltese crosses, with a thin red line ringing the fuselage just before the tail.
• In a taxi, making the light can be raised to the art form of checkerboarding, a series of turns made late at night when there is little traffic and an adept cabbie can work his way both uptown and across town without having to stop at a red light.
• The cab had been expected to sell at Sotheby's auction house for $ 20, 000 to $ 30, 000, according to the catalog, which described it in terms that made it sound toothsome : " traditional New York exterior yellow livery with checkerboarding ."
• Squadron markings on the natural metal / silver lacquered aircraft included the following : 561 TFS  black / yellow checkerboarding on rudder; 562 TFS  a red, white and black " sharkmouth " on the nose of the aircraft; 563 TFS red and white stripes on the rudder, wingtips and stabilizers with a white band on the top of the vertical fin.