Sentence examples similar to common changing from inspiring English sources

Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished; Oba, G. 1998.

Crop production is one of the major sources of income diversification available to pastoralists and ironically one of the most important competitors to the pastoralist way of life (Tache, B., 2000. Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished).

Crop production is one of the sources of income diversification available to pastoralists, and ironically one of the most important competitors to the pastoralist way of life (Tache, B., 2000: Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished).

Introduction and expansion of cropping activities in pastoral lands is ongoing in Ethiopia, particularly in the Borana Plateau (Tache, B., 2000: Individualizing the Commons: Changing resource tenure among the Borana Oromo of southern Ethiopia, unpublished; Oba, G. 1998: Assessment of indigenous range management knowledge of the Booran pastoralists of southern Ethiopia).

More common than changing the team's schedule is scrambling to change one's own.

His work presents the quiet, everyday challenges faced by the common man: changing families, money troubles, broken hearts, sexual anxiety, and the pressures of tradition.

Smaller indels were also common, sometimes changing domain architecture, and/or leading to pseudogene formation.

This considerably simplifies their analysis as they have a common genealogy changing only individual gene patterns of evolution.

Perhaps this age pattern is related to the common (albeit changing) pensioning age in the Netherlands of 65 years.

Thrombocytopenia has been considered as an important factor responsible for bleeding events in DHF [ 19] and as a common laboratory changing of DF [ 2, 17].

This can be due to having a common name, changing their name or using an alias, using an unlisted or unpublished number (most cell phones), or are deceased.