1. Let's say that you lived with the person who you were dating and spent the majority of your co-habitation time together acting like they were sucking your life force out of the top of your head as you slept.
The purpose for this sample is to test the hypothesis that human habitation throughout time was concentrated in minimally arable land in order to maximize the agricultural capacity of the region.
Further, the beneficial effects of sexual activity depend on the duration of male female co-habitation and time from last mating.
For an owner like Hamid Khan, who lets his tenants suffer through conditions unfit for human habitation, a sentence of actual jail time is well deserved".
Excavations there in the first half of the 20th century uncovered three levels of habitation extending in time from the late prehistoric period to the 3rd dynasty of Ur (c. 2112 2004 bc).
Spurred on by veteran settler, Thomas Blackwood, Thornhill rushes to occupy a hundred acres of Hawkesbury waterfront, transporting his young family to the absolute limits of white habitation at the time.
A site of continuous human habitation since prehistoric times, the southwestern part belonged to the Celtic kingdom of Noricum in the Iron Age.
Excavations have shown that some of these may have existed even in the Bronze Age and that they remained a normal place of habitation until medieval times.
Presumably nothing much will be left of Bikini when the scientiest get through; it will simply be remembered as the one-time habitation of some queer dicks who failed to drop things on each other.
It must be conducted until the air quality in the building remains acceptable for full-time habitation, and no one knows for sure how long that will take, Mr. Cowen said.
The bedrooms, sleeping as many as six to a room -- all men -- are filled with bunks and, depending on how long a pilot has stayed there, various signs of part-time habitation: golf clubs, skis, hair dryers, books, certain magazines and family photographs.
