Sentence examples for In habitation from inspiring English sources

The investigations were carried out as long-term studies (from 1999 through 2013) of fungal communities in habitation deposits of medieval settlements (7th 11th centuries AD) in the European part of Russia (Komi Republic, Smolensk Region, Samara Region, Stavropol Region), Tuva Republic and South-Western Kazakhstan.

That trend is expected to continue in the future, as economic development, changes in habitation and farming systems, globalization of travel and trade, and climatic variations continue to fuel the emergence and spread of infectious diseases.

All of these people work cheerfully as a team and, in the biblical phrase, are "living peaceably in their habitations" in and around Oxford (though some commute from as far afield as Gloucester and Milton Keynes).

The gradient in human habitation and fishing in the northern Line Islands parallels that of several oceanographic factors, confounding interpretation of the observed patterns in the biota and human populations.

Here, however, fortune favoured the researchers in the form of a human "coprolite" (a piece of ancient, desiccated faecal material) discovered in the habitation's fireplace its location in itself a sign of something seriously amiss.

Today, the SSA addresses the needs of 192 million children in 1.1m habitations in the country.

Surrounding the site are rhythmic tiers of terraces that played a crucial role in sustaining human habitation in such a spectacular location.

Circulation of O2 and CO2, and supply of food from crops cultivated in the CEEF were conducted for the first time in the habitation experiments.

With four pioneers confined together, perhaps for years on end, in small habitation modules, cabin fever is a real risk.

"They've made this wholesale transformation to nesting in human habitation," said Robert M. Zink, an ornithologist with the Bell Museum of Natural History at the University of Minnesota.

The Basketmaker II and III periods are named for the fine basketry often found in the habitation sites of these people.