territorial

Examples of territoriality

territoriality
The territoriality was strictly observed by the community members.
It is the present rather than that-which-is-to-come that seems to be the home territoriality of their existence.
I shall return to this idea of territoriality in the final section of this article.
Democracy operates in real spaces and political discourses reflect contested territorialities, from issues of national or ethnic identity to decentralisation.
Can we say something about original ethnic identities determined, inter alia, by mytho-history, language, territoriality and cultural traditions?
These include lighting conditions, room proportions, detailing and materials, axiality, circulation, and the delineation of the home through territoriality and boundaries.
Vertebrates whose high testosterone levels are associated with territoriality are likely to pick up fewer free-living parasites than do more wideranging non-territorial hosts.
However, the core of this new world was dominated by a concern for territoriality, community autonomy, and a strong sense of local belonging.
But his attempt to link this position with his point on territoriality needs further elucidation.
Remembering the country of their ^ birth: indigenous peoples and territoriality.
Perhaps male rarity has not provided sufficient selection pressure to generate territoriality in females.
The complex mapping of outcaste status and territoriality, in particular, is fascinating.
In this country, the territoriality principle and political subsidiarity have supported a discourse on multilingualism for the purpose of 'mutual understanding'.
This emphasis on territoriality involves more than just a geographical arrangement of cultural workers and the regionalism of cultural practices.
Generally, membership of one or another religious denomination entails a fierce (physical and spiritual) territoriality.
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