Tenants re-habitation process may be significantly drawn out and as a result local authorities will face the strain of providing lengthier temporary housing arrangements".
A long period of co-habitation delays the process of emotional separation.
Reading a novel is a process of habitation – the reader becomes a sort of lodger under a novel's roof.
For example, the neurotransmitter, acetylcholine oscillates in a circadian fashion in the brain and its apparent decline in the hippocampus during the process of habitation[ 5], may mean that the time of day gates an organism's response to novel and familiar inputs.
In his seething, pantheistic poems, his own life becomes just one moment of a universal process, a temporary habitation of the life force.
The surplus of O2 and the shortage of CO2 was a result of the fact that waste of the goats and the crops and part of the human waste were not processed in these habitation experiments.
The urban built environment is a relatively new phenomenon in the history of human habitation, while nature's most successful processes have been honed over millions of years.
Tentacles of metal dug through the earth in a subtractive process, forming tunnels, walls and voids for habitation.
Dredging and filling are required to make mangrove swamps fit for human habitation and they are, of course, damaged or destroyed in the process.
In the process, he is creating a new identity for the habitation, which takes on a completely new appearance, resulting in unique individualized homes that are highly energy efficient.
Pictographs, petroglyphs and grinding sites where Indians used rock mortars to process grain and acorns thousands of years ago testify to the long habitation of the region.
