Sentence examples for village migration from inspiring English sources
It introduces the Ames XiZhou village migration history, while it addresses the mainstream waterfront design fashions in Taiwan.
Previously a village, migration and displacement have created an incoherent hub now a part of Ahvaz municipality.
The vector X contains time invariant or time-varying control variables, such as gender, age, education, marital status, ethnicity, family composition, land area per person, village migration networks and distance to the county seat; ε is the error term for the unobservable factors that affect labor migration.
Interactions with foragers and herders, competition, raids, village abandonment, migration into others' territories, were among the optional strategies.
The authorities themselves are keen for migrants to keep this backstop.In this section Georgia on their minds Tootling back to the village ReprintsBut migration patterns are changing.
The "Apu" trilogy provided a microcosm of the changing society of modern India by progressing from a tightly knit family in a primitive village through migration to the cities and ending with the educated protagonist nearly isolated.
In village 1, migration had only really got going from the millennium onwards and, due to the relatively generous availability of land in the village,5 the gendered pattern had meant that men and single unmarried women migrated while older and married women remained behind.
In village 1, the migration trend really started from the millennium onwards and so men and younger unmarried women migrated to the cities.
In general, if a migrant spends more time at his or her original place, this indicates that he/she intends to return to the village and the migration intensity is lower than for those spending more time in the destination area.
Migration village Ponnek Yun was one of the few townships in Rakhine not affected by the 2012 violence.
By interacting the village-land group migration network with the number of adult males in a household, she obtaines an instrument which varies at the household level.
