Sentence examples for settlement change from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the removal of these practical restrictions offers a major opportunity for all forms of scientific remote-sensing analysis, whether for archaeological research as undertaken by the authors of this paper, as well as geographers, humanitarian organisations or others interested in landscape and settlement change across Israel and Palestine.

The settlement type transition matrix, given in Table 2, shows the general pattern of recent migration and settlement change in South Africa.

The pattern of settlement change seems to be one of step-migration, where people who leave rural areas move for larger, but not the largest, places, thus reducing the extent of social and economic change accompanying the move.

The settlement changes that.

Hausfeld also said he did not believe the settlement "changes the mind-set of the N.C.A.A".

The post-second world war settlement changed that: sovereignty was seen as limited, not absolute, as individuals got rights and international bodies protected those rights.

Ms. Freedman's lawyer, Nicholas Gravante Jr., said in a letter Friday to the judge who is presiding over all the civil cases that this settlement "changed the landscape" for those matters and asked to put the two other lawsuits on hold.

This is due to the fact that settlement changes pastoral identity and personhood.

Above all, settlement changes pastoralists' way of life, identity, culture and indigenous knowledge which ultimately challenges their personhood and being.

The surface settlement, changes in excess pore pressure and effective stress, number of drops, crater depth, improvement depth by DC were reasonably predicted.

Literature suggests that ecosystem alteration by humans prior to and during Euro-American settlement changed from predominantly terrestrial to both terrestrial and freshwater in a manner that was time-transgressive with Euro-American colonization and U.S. settlement between the 17th and 19th centuries.