Sentences with phrase «human inhabitants»

Our house was vacant for over a year from human inhabitants, but not from cats.

If that estimate holds up, it supports the idea that some of the continent's earliest human inhabitants created rock art.

Green roofs provide habitat for butterflies and birds, while green walls produce oxygen for human inhabitants.

But killing off their few fellow human inhabitants may not be the right answer for the characters in the long run in a world full of the undead.

About 1 billion of the earth's human inhabitants rely on fish as a primary protein source, so ocean contaminants found at these concentrations is frightening news.

«Moreover, the results can help us understand the interactions between Megatherium and the first human inhabitants of America — their habitats overlapped for several thousand years, before the Giant Sloth became extinct,» offers Bocherens as a preview.

Vieux Grand Port is where Dutch sailors landed in 1598, becoming the first human inhabitants of Mauritius.

The story revolves around a legendary Warrior Priest (Paul Bettany) from the last Vampire War who now lives in obscurity among the other downtrodden human inhabitants in walled - in dystopian cities ruled by the Church.

I can not think of one at the global level: is my right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness greater than that of any other human inhabitant of this planet?

The story revolves around a legendary Warrior Priest from the last Vampire War who now lives in obscurity among the other downtrodden human inhabitants in walled - in dystopian cities ruled by the Church.

Scientists set up what amounted to seven archaeological digs on giant piles of surf clams created by human inhabitants over the past 10,000 years at several coastal locations in Peru.

This means that the Palaeolithic (Ice Age) cave art — including pictures of animals, dots and geometric signs — must have been made by Neanderthals, a «sister» species to Homo sapiens, and Europe's sole human inhabitants at the time.

This means that the Palaeolithic (Ice Age) cave art - including pictures of animals, dots and geometric signs - must have been made by Neanderthals, a «sister» species to Homo sapiens, and Europe's sole human inhabitants at the time.

Rural was the name of the game for this country number back in the day, but nowadays there are more human inhabitants than animals.

The stunning shots were taken in the Ural Mountains where Sergey trekked through sub-zero weather to access an area which is extremely isolated with very few human inhabitants for miles around.

In my opinion, it is only those who care for the natural world for its own sake and for the sake of future human inhabitants who can guide us toward patterns of action that will be truly sustainable.

It's a feel - good conservation story but can Europe's human inhabitants really coexist peacefully with wolves, bears and lynx?

Before the arrival of Europeans, the Amazon may have been a much different landscape, with millions of human inhabitants managing the land.

Two thirds or more of the original human inhabitants of Brazil are believed to have been killed by such disease, and the forest quickly swallowed the cities they left behind.

Federal agencies govern large tracts of land in a part of the country where human inhabitants have long been few and far apart.

It could be that dogs have been selected for better communication — for example, dogs that stood at the edge of a village and alerted human inhabitants of danger would most likely have been favored by humans, he says.

Bradbury's story features an entirely intelligent computer - controlled house which continues to prepare food, clean itself and even issue a fire alarm even though its former human inhabitants are no longer there.

Originally built to demonstrate that humans could construct and live sustainably for long periods in an artificially created world, the huge glass domes that make up the structure no longer host human inhabitants.

These are renderings of a jackal - type dog believed to have lived with Bushmen who are the oldest human inhabitants of the region.

Without an atmosphere to protect human inhabitants from meteorites and solar radiation, Foster + Partners» vision uses locally - sourced materials to protect future inhabitants.

The six billion and counting human inhabitants of the earth will soon be coming up against the full force of this change and the question they will ask is not «how can we stop it?»

The earliest human inhabitants of the Mayan region were primitive hunter and gatherers who moved across from Asia through north America during the Ice Age.

The first human inhabitants of El Salvador began with indigenous mesoamerican nations, including ancient Mayan stargazers, Cuzclatecs, and Lenca.

Text: A Winter Walk The author writes in the first person, describing a long winter walk through a wooded area with few human inhabitants.

Paul Bettany is Priest, a legendary warrior priest during the last Vampire War, who now lives in obscurity among the other human inhabitants in walled - in dystopian cities controlled by the Church.

Native American The earliest human inhabitants of the local area were the Chumash people.

The focus on the Earth is not on the planet in separation from its human inhabitants but on the planet as the way of speaking of people and their home together.

Just look at the plastic rubbish on one tiny little island in the South Pacific that doesn't have any human inhabitants, yet has collected 18 million tonnes of plastic waste just from the sea, despite being in the middle of nowhere.

Paul envisioned a final consummation for the whole world and not just its human inhabitants.

To change our basic way of perceiving the natural world and all its human inhabitants is an urgent expression of compassion.

To pursue policies that impoverish the Earth without real benefit to its human inhabitants seems foolish.

Since relations to the natural world are purely external, there can be no consideration of how the decay of that world affects the spirits and general well being of its human inhabitants.

A common feature of them both is their basic dualism, according to which the present world and its human inhabitants are under the control of demonic, satanic powers, and stand in need of redemption.

It has to do with salvation, liberation, and fulfillment, the goals that have traditionally mattered most to the majority of the earth's human inhabitants.

The term Earthism may suggest that a higher priority is placed on the natural systems of the planet than on its human inhabitants.

Earthists «see the health of the Earth, including its human inhabitants, as of supreme importance.»

That the economy, and any measure of its success, should serve the Earth, understanding the Earth to include its inhabitants, and especially its human inhabitants, is clear.

Although something of a Welsh nationalist, it is not politics but the land, with its succession of human inhabitants, that has animated his imagination.

The chief limitation is the omission of the masses of the Earth's human inhabitants from the picture.

Exactly the same situation applies to the human inhabitants of the Earth, which has a limited carrying capacity for people.

Historically, Palestine should be given back to the Hitt - ites and Caa — nanites, the first human inhabitants.

A shift from the service of economic growth to the service of Gaia, with a special concern for its human inhabitants, would have enormous practical consequences.

Regeneration of a healthy biosphere would be both possible for its own sake and for the sake of its human inhabitants.