This agrarian adjustment saw occupation move out of the floodplain and into the upland areas, a process sometimes characterized as a cataclysmic system collapse in the Coatzacoalcos basin.
If serving vibes was the occupation, move over Walter White there's a new cook in town.
All tasks become tiresome at some point, however, so each member of the phalanstery would have several occupations, moving from one to another as his interest waned and waxed.
In his time he has seen the orchestra turn from a smoke-filled, poker-playing boys' club to an assembly half populated by women; progress from a part-time job to a year-round occupation; move from Carnegie Hall to Lincoln Center.
But that's because the Syrian occupation has moved from the streets into the heads of the Lebanese.
During the Nazi occupation he moved to Warsaw, where he was active in the resistance and edited Pieśń niepodległa (1942; "Independent Song: Polish Wartime Poetry"), a clandestine anthology of well-known contemporary poems.
The government agreed to launch a ¥100m (£741,000) investigation after Toyo Ishii, a former nurse, said she had helped bury body parts on the site as the US occupation forces moved into Tokyo at the end of the second world war.
First, despite their high levels of formal education, immigrants were initially employed in low-skill occupations, and moved up the occupational ladder only a number of years after arrival.
Some studies have been limited to a certain geographic area [ 8, 9, 11] and a selection bias might occur if persons in certain occupations had moved to another area after receiving their diagnosis, for example, because they needed to change occupation or for better health care.
