nomadism การใช้

• The western Sudan had a mixture of peasant agriculture and nomadism.
• American geography, being more distended, makes this nomadism more difficult.
• This vehicle introduces the theme of nomadism that runs throughout the exhibition.
• Transhumance is a " form of pastoralism or nomadism ".
• The prefabricated felt yurt satisfies the conditions of Mongolian nomadism.
• We love our nomadism, in short, our ambient point of view.
• Some groups adopted European horses and changed to nomadism.
• By the end of the eighteenth century, Mongolian nomadism had significantly decayed.
• Rabda said he had resigned himself to seeing most Tuaregs eventually give up nomadism.
• Eastern Sudan had primarily nomadism, with a few areas of irrigation and agriculture.
• Bulgaria and Serbia banned nomadism in the 1880s.
• They can devise new forms that celebrate nomadism as a liberating force of contemporary life.
• Agriculture, rather than full-scale nomadism, was the basis of their economy.
• We needn t reconcile an idea to any other, including the model of nomadism.
• Groups such as Travelling Showpeople usually follow a set pattern of nomadism year after year.
• They spoke an Iranian language and may have been the first to develop horse nomadism.
• There are reports of birds outside their normal range, which suggests some kind of nomadism.
• The caravaners were Hausa men, whose ancestors had learned nomadism from traditional nomads like the Tuaregs.
• Their subsistence practices and technology were considered extremely simple, and nomadism made them secretive and evasive.
• The desert bird assemblages have been studied in terms of their thermoregulation, coloration, breeding strategies and nomadism.