Sentence examples for of habitations from inspiring English sources

A situation compounded by response lag resulting from the vast distances between points of habitations and at certain times, winter ice".

In the area around the town, ruins of habitations have been found that may date back to the Fosna culture (about 8000 bc).

So far they have found traces of habitations ranging from a 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old to a Roman settlement dating from A.D. 50, which was eventually aBronzeed.

Human survival depended upon the manipulation of all "real" aspects of life hunting, reproduction, warfare, weapons, design of habitations, nature of clothing or decoration, etc. through control or influence upon the animus, or imperceptible phase of reality.

Many date back 6,000 years to the Neolithic age, while others include clay and bronze artifacts, human skulls and the ruins of habitations from the Roman, Hellenistic, Hittite, Byzantine and Babylonian periods.

Compacted coal fly ash carbide lime blends have vast prospects for being used as building materials, such as walls, foundations and floors of habitations, also as base and sub-base of pavements.

Over 305 h of crew habitability data were recorded during the field trial with 65 elements of habitation examined.

Apart from a few faint footprints, this is the only evidence of habitation by badgers.

In 2025, we land unmanned on ­Phobos [a moon of Mars] with some elements of habitation.

The southern tip of Manhattan has always been jinxed as a place of habitation.

It is historical, cultural and personal, ingrained from millennia of habitation, dependency and usage.