Meanings of colonize new in English

Swarming is the most rapid surface motility allowing Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria to rapidly colonize new surfaces.

Because NTHi is human-restricted, its long-term survival is dependent upon its ability to successfully colonize new hosts.

The Puritans who colonized New England, therefore, did not invent the town-meeting.

The reasons that Europeans colonized New Guinea, rather than vice versa, are obvious.

The first humans colonized New Zealand about two centuries before Columbus sailed to America.

Presbyterians and Baptists fled from religious tests and persecutions in England to colonize New Jersey.

Such dismal experiences filled more than fifty years of futile effort to colonize New France.

Such men were those who colonized New England.

The Puritans who colonized New England were frontier men, and were, I think, in general scrupulously honest.

No nation since the fall of Roman supremacy had possessed such resources for conquering and colonizing new lands.

A Catholic nobleman of Brittany, the Marquis de la Roche, bargained with the King to colonize New France.

I explained to him how different groups of birds had colonized New Guinea over the course of millions of years.

Shortly after 1600, in particular, the Independents, or Congregationalists, founded in Holland the church which was soon to colonize New England.

After deliberation they resolved to continue their efforts to colonize New France and to further explore the great river St. Lawrence.

The United Netherlands speedily colonized New Amsterdam, Guiana, Cape Colony, Java, and other places, with a population persistent in Protestantism and in many race characteristics.

Sprung from one of the earliest and most respectable Dutch families which colonized New York, all his interests and affections were identified with the country.