The Portuguese colonial state developed rural settlement schemes during the late colonial era, and shortly after independence the national government strongly promoted communal village and state farm projects, all of which fostered denser rural settlement, particularly in the south.
In our first study using these models we determined that Heliconius communal roosts strongly deter predation, thus suggesting that pattern frequency is an important parameter in defining the fitness benefits of wing patterns.
communal living; communalism". .
In fact, they have grown worse, but the police repression has intensified even more strongly," she says in a communal house daubed with punk images, political poetry and graffiti art.
During the civil rights era, African-Americans rallied strongly behind racial liberalism, which was a communal issue.
These efforts provided a significant contribution to the development of modern welfare, which in the 20th century was mainly the responsibility of state, communal, or humanitarian organizations but was still characterized strongly by its Christian roots.
It underlines very strongly a basic principle of Bach's structuring of the passion, where the communal voices of the Leipzig community would have joined in the periodic choral commentary and corporate affirmation.
I strongly believe that people will continue to turn to live coverage for those big communal moments of national and global significance like the fall of Tripoli, the leaders' debates or the death of Nelson Mandela.
Indeed, in interviews with several respondents who were asked for Ubang, Obudu expressions to convey the term 'rights', each interviewee highlighted the severe challenge of translating a term (or phrase), which in English had a strongly individualistic connotation (from their individual perspectives), while Obudu understandings of the term were said to be much more communal.
