Rulers struggled to exercise control over scattered populations, the theory goes.
Subsidies are often needed to lend to the rural poor, where small, scattered populations make it hard for commercial lenders to cover their costs.
Resources were also lacking for a related villagization program, which had the putative aim of concentrating scattered populations into villages where they might receive modern services.
When strands of such communities hold on to their culture and heritage and maintain strong contacts with their countries of origin in the philanthropic world, we call it diaspora: "scattered populations with a common origin".
In Scandinavia, scattered populations and challenging geographical and climatic conditions necessitate highly advanced medical treatment by qualified pre-hospital services.
For example, grid extension was found to be only suitable for grid cells featuring high demand and population density, whereas off-grid alternatives were more suitable for the often scattered populations of rural Kenya [18].
It has also infected scattered populations of wandoo (E. wandoo).
The noisy miner is endemic to eastern and south-eastern Australia, occupying a broad arc from Far North Queensland where there are scattered populations, to New South Wales where it is widespread and common from the coast to a line from Angledool to Balranald, through Victoria into south-eastern South Australia, and eastern Tasmania.
Therefore, we gate tEC based on their forward scatter and side scatter populations, not by 7-AAD exclusion.
Deer, one of the major hosts for black-legged ticks, were overhunted and dwindled to a few small, scattered populations.
