Sentence examples for sedentary populations from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that sedentary populations are not inventive, but it means that migrants have a unique third party view of regional practices and can critique and analyse them in a way that is more susceptible to change.

The Muslim historian Ibn Khaldūn, writing in the 14th century ad, observed the same cyclic rhythm in the histories of the successive conquests of sedentary populations by pastoral nomads.

The ancient and medieval states they founded, however, tended to be impermanent, and conquest of neighbouring sedentary populations of higher material culture often resulted in their eventual expulsion (a fate the Mongols experienced after most of their conquests) or in cultural and linguistic assimilation (as befell the Manchu in China).

Tendinopathy is a common, costly condition affecting both sporting and sedentary populations.

Agriculture required groups to abandon a mobile hunter-gatherer lifestyle and live in sedentary populations, such as farming villages.

Complicated cultural practices such as mummification, Marquet says, tend to arise only in large, sedentary populations.

"We're going after the sedentary population.

In general, the nomads are symbiotically related to the sedentary population and its economy.

Another concentration of sedentary population is found at Al-Qanṭarah, on the east side of the Suez Canal.

"It is still based on the notion of a sedentary population, rather than the nomadic population that many of us have become".

The majority of the sedentary population of the Eastern Desert lives in the few towns and settlements along the coast, the largest being Raʿs Ghārib.