nativeness

A second bad reason for not planting sumac is its nativeness.

It suggests a certain small scale "nativeness" by virtue of originating or occurring naturally in a particular place or location.

The percentage of the natively folded contact order can also be used as a measure of the "nativeness" of folding transition states.

There have been several research studies exploring the hiring preferences of administrators which empirically demonstrated the importance of 'nativeness' as a job requirement.

Naturaleza, meaning "naturaleness" or "nativeness," was a second term for citizenship in Spain and Spanish America.

Identical plots (each 10ft x 10ft) at the RHS's flagship garden at Wisley contain matched sets of plants of three different levels of "nativeness".

Very few families move to Burkesville - there's not one housing development under construction in the entire county - and those already there tend to measure their nativeness in terms of generations rather than years.

Long-standing localized methods of expression shaped themselves to the idiosyncratic demands of a global market for quaint or campy souveniers, and for objects that somehow represented "Mexicanness" or "nativeness."

Other reviewers, such as Jeehyun Lim believes that the criticism that accuses Kingston's representation of the Chinese-American community as barbaric, "misreads her play with ideas of foreignness and nativeness."

To try to make sure that the degree of "nativeness" is the only thing that varies between the three sets of plots, plants are carefully matched so that all three in a matching set fill the same "niche".

Concurrently, the mainland Chinese economic reform changed the connotation of "mainland China" to one of "primitiveness, nativeness, and raw cultural material for economic gain", as well as condescention because of Taiwan's comparatively advanced economy.

A plausible explanation for this success might be in the fact that novel spoke of freedom and independence, arguing for a nativeness that could be found in tropical Nature and in the indigenous people of Brazil.

In addition, online job repositories such as Dave's ESL Café, Chronicle of Higher Education, or TESOL's Online Career Center host job advertisements which include 'nativeness' as a job requirement.

However, the front-raised realization is easily perceived to be a very salient marker of vernacular speech in Belfast: as an identity marker, therefore, it marks nativeness to Belfast and adjacent areas, and it seems to be very firmly established.

However, it is Judy who is more affected with the discriminating or even "dehumanizing" (Eigenbrod 2005: 94) attitudes than her partner, the reason for than being Judy's German origins as opposed to the Nativeness of Rena who remains a respectable figure regardless of her homosexuality.

In ELF interactions, the importance lies on communication strategies other than nativeness, which can lead to communicative situations where those English native speakers who are not familiar with ELF and/or intercultural communication are at a disadvantage because they do not know how to use English appropriately in these situations.