enclosure造句

• Enclosure ou inclosure est un terme anglais qui désigne l'action d'enclore un champ.
• ECKERT, R. D. The Enclosure of Ocean Resources, Hoover Institution Press, 1979, p.116. 3.
• The bur enclosure of the caryopses of buffalograss as a factor affecting germination, Agronomy Journal 69: 15-17.
• « Notre association a été très heureuse d’apprendre que l’APECA appuyait nos efforts de restauration de Wilson's Point situé au Enclosure.
• Voulant échapper aux Enclosure Acts des terres et à l’industrialisation en Grande-Bretagne, une multitude d’Irlandais, d’Écossais et d’Anglais ont suivi au 19e siècle.
• James Boyle, professeur de droit américain, estime que l’on peut comprendre comment le corps est devenu objet commercial en le comparant au processus historique d’« enclosure ».
• Lowell Center for Sustainable Production, Prepared by Pure Strategies, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell MA 01854, Decabromodiphenylether: An investigation of non-halogen substitutes in electronic enclosure and textile applications.
• The Memorandum was addressed to the Foreign Ministers of the six Member States, as an enclosure to a letter sent them by Mr Motz on behalf of the Working Party.
• 266.
12 Trutch, "Memorandum on a letter treating of conditions in Vancouver Island, addressed to the Secretary of the Aborigines' Protection Society", by Mr. William Sebright Green, enclosure in Musgrave to Granville,29 janvier 1870, B.C. Papers, annexe, p.
• Simultaneous determinations of daily integral primary productivity by an incubator technique and by direct measurement of 14C uptake inside the enclosure were consistent. Dark respiration was 45–53% of daily integral primary productivity, but total respiration was nearly two times that for dark plus light respiration.