Sentence examples for changing settlement from inspiring English sources

During the Roman (12 BCE – 450 CE) and early-medieval periods (450 CE–1050) the Rhine-Meuse delta in the Netherlands underwent significant simultaneous cultural and environmental changes such as changing settlement patterns, the collapse of the Roman limes, changing flooding regimes and river avulsions.

During this time interval major landscape and cultural changes occurred in this area, with river avulsions and changes in flooding frequency coinciding with changing settlement patterns.

This study employs a GIS-based analysis to evaluate the changing settlement patterns in the Dordogne region at this time.

Ministers hope changing settlement rights for skilled workers will put plans back on track to cut net migration from its current 250,000 a year to "tens of thousands" by the next general election.

Despite the clear link between changing settlement positions and floods during the studied time interval, floods do not seem to have caused long-term abandonment of major parts of the study area.

The increase in state laws parallels the changing settlement patterns of illegal immigrants.

In the seven-state North Central Region, as in other regions of the US, changing human settlement patterns are most prominent at the outlying fringe of metropolitan areas and in rural regions with attractive recreational and aesthetic amenities.

To assess threats to wood frogs (Rana sylvatica) and spotted salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) in a rapidly urbanizing, forested region of New England (USA) we examined gaps in the current protection network, as well as changing human settlement patterns.

Prompted by a 2015 earthquake that devastated parts of Nepal, triggering thousands of landslides that buried whole villages in mud and rock, the research is producing information to offer clarity on the region's changing urban settlements.

In so doing some possible interim solutions can realistically be made to demonstrate to the Palestinians that Israel intends on changing its settlements' policy and evacuating the vast majority of the West Bank.

Yet most studies of the region's cultural geography have focused on a few early Mormon settlements, rather than using town plans as evidence for tracing the changing contours of settlement during eight decades of town-building.