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Meanings of human communities in anglès
Community of any size, in which people live.
Usage of human communities in anglès
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Disregard of food production is mining our landscapes and our human communities.
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Between civilizations, in time and space, most human communities have been self-sufficient.
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But human communities aren't clusters of routers to be dispassionately administered.
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This scale affects the constitution of human communities and the interaction between individuals and community.
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Deforestation alongside human communities was the most significant barrier.
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If space technology continues to advance, human communities beyond the Earth would seem to be inevitable.
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You only take a few features of the organism, and beneath them you range human communities.
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Such shadows are inseparable from all human communities.
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One theorist briefed the PM that perhaps both these entities are more like hives than human communities.
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Similar changes happen in human communities.
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They exist in human communities.
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All human communities, pre-civilized and civilized, have had gifted leaders whose thoughts and actions have brought about social changes.
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These three bugbears have alienated people from their natural surroundings, from their human communities, and even from their daily activities.
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Politics is the part of social science and engineering which is concerned with the organization, direction and administration of human communities.
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Lack of hunting and predators and proximity to human communities make suburban forests prone to high deer abundance and non-native plant invasions.
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In the book this results in a female-led society with much less violence than other human communities, an idea Kessel finds very plausible.
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Translations for human communities