We had lived in emotional isolation for so many years, and suddenly we had found each other--co-habitants on the island of rapists' progeny.
With one physician/50,000 habitants and one nurse/3900 habitants, Rwanda is clearly short of physicians but is relatively better resourced with nurses [ 22].
Based on water usage of 36 L/capita/day in Nigeria as of 2006 [38], the water output at Enugu can serve between 2,900 and 3,250 habitants depending on the month.
This brought the 1,000 habitants living on the islands to make the agonizing decision to relocate their community before it disappears under the waters, leaving behind the land their families occupied for generations.
Apres la sécheresse des années 1970, nombre de familles nomades ont tendance à se sédentariser; on a alors consideré les campements comme des simples villages dont les habitants ont été inscrits en tant que résidents présents ou absents.
TheCapeCruiser On the way to Kuta, stop off and visit Sade and Sukarara, two traditional villages, and learn about the first habitants of Lombok, the Sasak people, their way of building houses, their religion which is a mixture of Muslim, Hindu and animism, their way of living and how to make a sarong.
— Habitants of this rural city in southwest Georgia overwhelmingly identify themselves as Christians.
It's a lingua franca, spoken among the largely non-native habitants of the central parts of the city.
Bifidobacteria, normal habitants of the intestinal tract amounts to 1010 CFU/g of intestinal contents (Tannock 1995).
In Owerri, the water produced can serve about 2,340 and 1,690 habitants per month on average based on 36 and 50 L/capita/day, respectively, while the total numbers of habitants that can be served by the water produced in Onitsha are 2,530 and 1,820/month on average based on water usage of 36 and 50 L/capita/day, respectively.
