Sentence examples for human shelters from inspiring English sources

Human shelters were at first very simple and perhaps lasted only a few days or months.

It has, after all, been in existence since long before the advent of human shelters, to say nothing of human beings, and it is perfectly capable of spending the season huddled beneath peeling bark or in the hollow insides of dead trees.

In recent years, there has been a growing realization of the importance of constructing human shelters that better conserve energy and water through appropriate insulation and architectural designs.

Fuller's technologically attuned work came to represent an impersonal vernacular, an idealized solution to every need for human shelter.

Comprehensive and anticipatory design initiative alone, he held exclusive of politics and political theory can solve the problems of human shelter, nutrition, transportation, and pollution; and it can solve these with a fraction of the materials now inefficiently used.

Known for their rugged, dome-like design, geodesic homes were invented by American architect R. Buckminster Fuller, who, according to the Buckminster Fuller Institute, "spent much of the 20th century looking for ways to improve human shelter".

However, the only area available for human shelter during the accumulation of layers 2 and 3 was that of the 1960s trench (Figure 4), and the dated samples were collected adjacent to that trench, on the entrance side of it (Figure 8); in contrast, most fauna and lithics came from squares M13-14, theards the back of the cave.

Watch for animals leaving the area or behaving abnormally, such as trying to seek human shelter or grouping together in ways they would not normally do.

Spread of bats has been facilitated by human-made shelters near human dwellings (9 ).

Human-made shelters in urban areas also serve as shading devices.

"Just as each night of Hanukkah we add a candle to increase light and each day of the year is getting longer since the solstice, we hope to cast increasing light on the injustice of these mass foreclosures and bring blessing to those struggling with the imminent and real loss of one of the most basic human needs, shelter," Rabbi Cohen said in a statement.