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Examples of inhabitation

inhabitation
The discussion in this section shows that, in terms of inhabitation, and linear type systems are incomparable extensions of multiplicative and simply-typed calculi.
Inhabitation of a portion of land was to be more emphatically on the landlord's terms.
I argue instead that places emerge as place-like: it is through their inhabitation of the world that people come to identify places.
The idea is that the order of size of such an infrastructural architecture would have sufficient unifying power to make differences in inhabitations enjoyable.
The acceptance that they are experiencing one another's inhabitation or transient presence in a space, creates a bond between residents.
Traces of these successive inhabitations are visible throughout the islands.
My concern is that it is too easy to lose this feeling of inhabitation and to replace it with simple comparisons of material form.
It seems not only eminently sensible, but of major importance that communities should assume responsibility for 'sustainable' inhabitation.
Thus, the application of updated methods for isolation and cultivation of mycelial fungi could essentially expand the list of fungal species found in extreme inhabitation.
The individual house is varied by changing patterns of inhabitation and social groupings.
The emphasis here must be upon the inhabitation of the landscape.
The undecidability of type inhabitation obliges us to be explicit in such situations.
These territories are architectural infrastructures of varying scales waiting for inhabitation.
Nonetheless, taken together they do seem to point to an altered attitude towards the inhabitation of the city.
It is a matrix of landscape 'rooms' providing landscape orders to inhabitations and architectural colonization patterns.
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