Sentence examples for for the subsistence of from inspiring English sources

The first three types of ajiva are necessary conditions for the subsistence of both souls and matter.

In her divorce petition of 1934, Dora wrote that from the day she married Joseph in 1926, he had "neglected and refused" to provide "necessaries for the subsistence" of his wife.

In the highlands, divided into a number of mutually contrasting environments no one of which could have provided sufficient resources for the subsistence of a single settlement, villages were presumably linked to each other symbiotically.

Certain safeguards were provided for the Indonesian landholders: the provision that Europeans lease rather than purchase land was intended to prevent the alienation of Indonesian land, and the government was charged also with preventing Europeans from leasing land that was needed for the subsistence of village populations.

That is, there is a further state of affairs \ q\) which is a (merely partial) reason for the subsistence of the first.

These data have significant implications for the interpretation of plant economy among Neanderthal groups, reinforcing the importance of available woody resources in the surroundings for the subsistence of the group.

In the case of gene duplication, since the one of duplicated genes has to perform for the biological subsistence of the organism, the selective pressure against the other gene becomes weak [ 25].

It is the rainy season and that means a lot of early labour for the subsistence farmers of Katine sub-county.

Presuming that the percentages of taxa groups in the different layers are representative for the subsistence development of the entire site, shifts in plant use may be evident.

In practice it has done nothing for the subsistence farmers of the semi-arido.

"This is an extremely important problem for early human colonisation of the Americas, for understanding the subsistence practices of early humans and for understanding the nature and dynamics of terrestrial ecosystems of that time," Daniel Fisher, a mastodon expert at the University of Michigan, said.