Sentence examples for process of habitation from inspiring English sources

Reading a novel is a process of habitation – the reader becomes a sort of lodger under a novel's roof.

For example, the neurotransmitter, acetylcholine oscillates in a circadian fashion in the brain and its apparent decline in the hippocampus during the process of habitation[ 5], may mean that the time of day gates an organism's response to novel and familiar inputs.

In his seething, pantheistic poems, his own life becomes just one moment of a universal process, a temporary habitation of the life force.

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

For South American animals, the permanent snow line is the upper limit of habitation.

BOUND BROOK "Dwell: A State of Habitation," works about the places where people live.

The earliest evidence of habitation on Uvea dates from at least 800 bce.

MacFarlane has put a light footprint on the house; there are only scattered signs of habitation.

This work revealed that new wells had been built throughout the period of habitation.

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

There were no trees, no birds, no color, few signs of habitation, really.