reinvasion

Two friends who live near the canal clue me in to the reinvasion.

The black flies turned out to be more mobile than expected, and the "reinvasion" of cleared areas has become a serious problem.

The Israeli government is threatening a temporary reinvasion of northern Gaza.

The fort was built in 1818 to guard against British reinvasion of the United States.

Driving out the Southern clans and resisting their later attempts at reinvasion he was victorious.

Although some clearance has occurred reinvasion continues.

You've no way of knowing this isn't a reinvasion by the same entities that attacked Deneb twenty years ago."

Unusually for frog species G. alba has little migratory behaviour and reinvasion of disturbed habitat is not recorded.

Treatment must also include a lumenal amoebicide to prevent reinvasion of tissues by amoebae still in the intestines (see Amoebiasis).

Leyte Island would become the reinvasion point for American forces and Leyte Gulf the site of the largest naval engagement in world history in 1944.

Ironically, the Allies (seeking Mafia help in America for the reinvasion of Italy) helped in establishing the Mafia's stranglehold on Sicily.

General Jeong kept staying in Gyeongsang provinces and prepared to prevent the reinvasion of the Japan, though the war against the Japan ended in the year 1601.

Before Israel's reinvasion of the West Bank, neither its own leaders nor America's appear to have appreciated how the new power and reach of the Arab media could work against the Israelis.

Fear of the British Plan W for a reinvasion of Ireland spurred Irish preparations for defence of the island against the possibility of a German or British attack.

After woody plant removal, prairie and other characteristic grasses are planted into the savannas; these are essential in allowing the fire to carry well through the savanna and prevent reinvasion by trees and shrubs.

Israeli security agencies are also concerned about the Palestinians firing on troops evacuating settlers or the settlers themselves, which could bring down a harsh Israeli response and a reinvasion of Gaza to provide a cordon sanitaire for the operation.

Israel, in the midst of an election campaign, is threatening a temporary reinvasion of northern Gaza with ground troops, though the preference is to discourage the rocket firing through shelling and airstrikes - mostly on open fields where rockets are sometimes fired.

In the first field trial snail pellet of methiocarb were spread across the land, and killed almost 23% of the initial mice population in one night, but the population did not decrease(probably because of reinvasion of the neighbouring land).

The cyclic reinvasion model also explains why the insertion site is in a region of very low substitution rates: The high degree of sequence similarity surrounding the integration point facilitates the intein transfer between different populations and species using the homing endonuclease.

A Hamas-orchestrated suicide bombing in the Park Hotel in the coastal city of Netanya on the eve of Passover in 2002 killed 30, and precipitated Israel's reinvasion of the Palestinian cities of the West Bank.

Later in the war, two airstrips were built, and three bomber squadrons were moved to the islands to conduct raids against Japanese targets in South East Asia and to provide support during the planned reinvasion of Malaya and reconquest of Singapore.

The cyclic reinvasion model for long term persistence of a selfish genetic element through homing [ 38 ] suggests that the small Thermoplasma intein evolved through reduction from a large endonuclease containing intein similar to the one found in the pyrococcal A-ATPase.

Although the inert filling material within the root canal blocks microbial invasion of the internal tooth structure, it is actually a superior coronal seal, or marginal adaptation of the restoration in or on the crown of the tooth, which prevents reinvasion of the root canal.

The dismal quarter of Soho seen under these changing glimpses, with its muddy ways, and slatternly passengers, and its lamps, which had never been extinguished or had been kindled afresh to combat this mournful reinvasion of darkness, seemed, in the lawyer's eyes, like a district of some city in a nightmare.