Byre-dwellings were common, with humans and cattle inhabiting the same space.
Building and inhabiting houses of this kind was another kind of conspicuous consumption.
The survival strategies of different tick species inhabiting temperate climates loosely reflect the prevailing conditions in which the ticks are found.
The ' owners ' were the unseen ancestors inhabiting the land.
Inhabiting increasingly complex sociohistorical conditions, and facing divisions and discontinuities of the self that this inevitably elicited, individuals searched for durability, stability, and independence.
We were, therefore, forced to conclude that animals inhabiting this region must be susceptible to infection and capable of harbouring the trypanosome.
Human relations with these then depend on the nature of the interest in the plant resource and on the nature of the being inhabiting it.
I imagine the deceptive safety of the people inhabiting the castle.
