Sentence examples for patterns of housing from inspiring English sources
Similar patterns of housing rehabilitation were evident in Boston proper.
Continuing heavy industrialization had affected the environment, causing water- and air-pollution problems, while the concentration of blacks in Northern inner-city ghettos spawned tension and violence and severely affected patterns of housing, education, employment, and public health.
This paper explores spatial patterns of housing search in London, using data generated by users of the UK's most popular real estate portal.
A pattern-oriented modeling (POM) and abductive reasoning approach is used to compare the ability of alternative decision-making models to explain empirical patterns of housing and insurance market dynamics.
Baltimore, for example, after being sued in 2005 over historic patterns of housing discrimination, started offering developers financial incentives to create affordable housing in affluent neighborhoods.
The ratio between these values is greater than 200, which exceeds the energy savings ratio of approximately 130, illustrating the importance of geographic patterns of housing starts.
Phylogeographic studies based on house mouse mitochondrial genome (mtDNA) sequences link patterns of house mouse phylogeography and human historical movements, e.g. during the Iron Age and Viking Age [ 8, 9].
This paper presents an alternative view on the patterning of housing problems – across populations and within people.
As per the local people, majority of the indigenous settlements in Kaski follow the similar pattern of housing units with exception to some modern constructions.
Based on this definition, when a settler constructs a house according to the adopted pattern of housing in the first row of fragments, he usually considers void space to be a path parallel to his house, and this trend has been adopted by other new dwellers in the first row of houses in the fragment.
The wider sub-regional pattern of housing, economic development, land use and transport is a determinant of social exclusion and therefore health inequalities [ 1].
