Sentence examples for form of settled from inspiring English sources

In a case from the southern India semi-arid grasslands, over a century and half former mobile pastoralists acquired secure land rights and have spontaneously developed a form of rotational grazing, using live fences and supplementary feeding, which results in a stable form of settled pastoralism.

By the end of the 20th century, however, even upland-dwelling Mien were mainly practicing some form of settled agriculture.

Bedsharing and gentler forms of settling will cause your child to become too dependent on you.

The legal form The form of words settled on – "an agreed outcome with legal force" – means a legally binding commitment, say European Union EU's lawyers, but it is vague enough for countries to dispute.

Grand plans served HFS shareholders well, but the specter of Cendant's 1998 nightmare still lingers in the form of payments settling shareholder suits.

Over-ground commemoration is thought to be tied to the concept of collective memory, and these early tombs were likely intended as a form of ancestor-worship, a development available only to communities that had advanced to the stage of settled livestock and formed social roles and relationships and specialized sectors of activity.

Renewed access to camels, however, did not give rise to the re-emergence of traditional extensive camel husbandry among refugees, but rather led to different forms of settled or partially settled husbandry.

As a memoirist Vidal could, of course, use the form to settle scores, but he used it best when he made something else out of it: a combined critical essay, memoir, philosophical treatise, and movie treatment.

But the Europeans had to drop their insistence on targets for renewable forms of energy, settling instead for a more vaguely worded promise to act on the issue "with a sense of urgency".

In particular, the equivalent area factor is modified at high particle concentration by applying different forms of hindered settling concentration functions and using data obtained from experiment or from existing empirical correlations.

The approach exploits a new closed-form solution relating settling height and time for a very simple functional form of the settling flux.