Sentence examples for dwelling settlements from inspiring English sources

Preliminary results of the new excavations realised during the past 10 years at the Gontsy site (Ukraine) are given here, placed in the context of the famous late Upper Palaeolithic mammoth bone dwelling settlements of Eastern Europe.

The knowledge of the area of the mammoth bone dwelling settlements is today limited to the middle and upper Dnepr basin over a landscape of about 400×200 km2 and within a chronology between 15 000 and 14 000 BP.

During July and August 2010, we sampled participants living in an area of Eastleigh North Division called Section II, which has a large number of multiple dwelling settlements and single-room occupancy units as well as a large number of small shops.

In an effort to reach all children, including the most geographically isolated and those affected by conflict, vaccinators are moving from dwelling to dwelling, settlement by settlement to protect children against poliomyelitis.

The study was not primarily concerned with comparing dwellings built under the various housing models, but the different housing types allude to potentially influential dynamics, such as differences in the design of dwellings and settlements, the quality of buildings and their location.

At this point Tishtrya causes the cosmic sea to surge and boil, and then another star, Satavaisa (Fomalhaut), rises with the cloud-forming mists that are blown by the bold Wind in the form of "rain and clouds and hail to the dwelling and the settlements (and) to the seven continents".

In the Domesday Book Middlewich is spelt "Mildestvich"; the termination wic or wyc in Old English refers to a settlement, village or dwelling.

The sampling procedure was designed to accommodate multiple families living in single dwelling-places in unplanned settlements.

At the same time other debates were going on regarding the cost of scaffolding (Ciorra 2014) and the dwellings in the new settlements (Alexander 2012).

Given the harsh weather conditions -- the freezing cold in winter, the unbearable desert heat in summer -- and the regular threats from fires, snakes and scorpions, long-term dwelling in a tented settlement is simply not a viable solution.

Thereafter, preliminary results from a pilot study are presented where full-scale burn tests have been carried out on informal settlement dwellings, or "shacks".