Sentence examples for the settled from inspiring English sources
verb
To place in a fixed or permanent condition; to make firm, steady, or stable; to establish; to fix; especially, to establish in life; to fix in business, in a home etc.
We compared allele frequencies between the settled and nomadic men, but due to the settled group's recent formation [ 15] and continued gene flow with the nomads, we did not have clear expectations for allele frequency differences.
The surface of the settled layer had a concave shape, suggesting that the particles were picked up from the settled layer by airflow at the center and deposited on the sides of the tube.
Some members of the settled community see things differently.
He murdered and was banished by the Lord from the settled country.
The Western Carpathians rise above the settled areas in intermontane valleys.
The story also may explain why that tribe lived the nomadic rather than the settled life.
The settled pastoralists started charcoal burning as a livelihood strategy.
For higher velocities the marbles protect the settled particles from resuspension, keeping them in the catcher.
The settled sludge is withdrawn from the bottom of the settling tank.
The settled-migrant participants expressed that unawareness takes a greater toll on the life of the individual.
Quite simple: This is an abortion case, and [the settled precedent] was not".
