Sentence examples similar to Inhabitation span from inspiring English sources

Inhabitation of Chester continued on a lesser scale once the legions had left.

Inhabitation estimates for all three Daphnia species increased with the predicted hydroperiod lengths.

This is more than just skilful impersonation – it's inhabitation.

But fossilised waffle remains suggest inhabitation since 100,000BC.

For most distinctive about this "Boat" is its sense of translation as inhabitation and re-invigoration.

Both speak of freedom and of creative life, but their current inhabitation is very different.

Evidence of human inhabitation in the area goes back to the Bronze Age.

The continuous inhabitation of the plinth in linear time exposes us to the diversity of humankind.

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Attention span is short.

She is researching the processes of immigrant incorporation and inhabitation in disadvantaged urban neighbourhoods of Paris and Helsinki.