Sentence examples for settlements in the study from inspiring English sources
The level of biomass loss associated with commercial charcoal production does not follow a systematic spatial pattern related to settlements in the study areas.
Due to the fact that the largest settlements in the study area are limited to about 10 mm/year, the curve of the standard deviation approaches a limit asymptotically with increasing size of the geographic corridor.
Cumulative and single viewshed analysis are performed for all settlements in the study areas using different distance zones, one in the visible proximity up to 1.2 km and one more extended in the landscape up to 4.7 km.
We could not evaluate exact distances between villages/towns and hospitals, because GPS coordinates of the settlements in the study area were not available.
Inclusion criteria for settlements were: logistical feasibility (accessibility by car; security; distance), proximity between settlements and wildlife areas, and cooperation of pastoralists (after first informing in details the elders of each settlement about the research, they gave their consent that the settlement participates in the study).
The spatiotemporal analysis of human settlement in this study reveals the past landscape of Dhaka and the way they have changed throughout the times.
However, to prioritized and created clear image of settlement situation, the gravity model of kernel density analysis was chosen to evaluate the settlement in this study.
Since Sukuma people live in very remote settlements of the study area, the effect is likely to be confounded by distance.
The data (both published and unpublished) are compiled with information available on settlement development and dynamics, in the study area.
We have documented a 25% turnover in households in the slum settlements covered by the study.
In the study area, settlements consist of patrilineally (kinship through the father's line) and patrilocally (in the place of residence of the husband) structured extended family clusters living in contingent or independent homes usually situated around the same cour or courtyard.
