It is generally recognized as Indian neem (margosa tree) or Indian lilac (neem in Pakistan) and inhabited in the Asia particularly in Pakistan and India.
"There are very few actors who can be so chameleon-like and inhabit roles in the way he does," says David Wolstencroft, who wrote the legal thriller The Escape Artist, which ended on BBC1 this week.
matches any string of characters, anchoring the match at the beginning of a word (e.g., cigar* will match cigar, cigars, cigarette, etc.), anchoring the match at the end of a word (e.g., *habit will retrieve habit, cohabit, and inhabit), or in the middle (e.g., c*eers matches compeers, cheers, and careers).
But canons also inevitably shift and expand, not merely enshrining the thought of the past but reflecting an evolving perception of the worlds and cultures we inhabit in the present.
In the world Mark Zuckerberg and his young friends inhabit in the movie, "getting girls" seems to be the dominant motivating force for just about everything.
You know, I'm the dad of young kids, and this is the Earth that they're going to inhabit in the future, and when we see what an unmitigated climate change scenario will do to economic output to and livelihoods around the world, I absolutely worry about that.
Over time, Henrietta Street became more deprived and more inhabited: In the tenement era, which began in the late 19th century and lasted until the 1970s, up to 19 families lived in each house.
The article argues that new media adds layers of violence, disciplinary techniques and co-dependence to the aging bodies, caring practices and landscapes that Koko, Patterson and others inhabit in California and in the proposed physical spaces of a repurposed pineapple field in Maui.
Here we investigate body shape diversification among populations of P. vivipara which differ substantially in body size and inhabit lagoons varying in the presence of piscivorous fishes and salinity [ 27].
Archaeological finds show that significant territoriesfor instance the valleys of the rivers Hron, Nitra, and Váhwere continuously inhabited in the 9th and 10th centuries.
