「subsistence」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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Fishing and agriculture are the main | subsistence activities, but the Huave also depends on m |
an almost self-supporting, self contained ' | subsistence agrarian economy'. |
, the residents of Little River developed a | subsistence agricultural economy. |
the body mass index of hunter-gatherer and | subsistence agriculturalists clearly show that between |
subsistence agriculture | |
t only to hunter-gatherers but also to some | subsistence agriculture communities. |
ead or write was the unhappy consequence of | subsistence agriculture in the back country where life' |
Morgan County away from an economy based on | subsistence agriculture to a wage-based economy. |
h bottomland to support an economy based on | subsistence agriculture, but with each crop, the soil g |
obvious negative impact of such a scheme on | subsistence agriculture, after 1981 villages were manda |
Most revenue comes from fishing and | subsistence agriculture. |
people practice high mountain ranching and | subsistence agriculture. |
ey are today forced into practicing settled | subsistence agriculture. |
rinity College of Music in order to get the | subsistence allowance that the G.I. Bill offered, thoug |
Parmana: Manioc and Maize | Subsistence along the Orinoco, Academic Press, 1980, IS |
tially do not practice traditional forms of | subsistence, although some elders continue to make trad |
The bay is a source of | subsistence and sport fishing for a variety of salt-wat |
er of families were living on the margin of | subsistence and some of these families turned to crafts |
ibing himself as deaf and blind and without | subsistence and said that he had not submitted before a |
exposed to the charity of his friends for a | subsistence, and spending the remainder of his life in |
To sleep on the streets or to beg | subsistence became a crime, whatever reason an individu |
d (until end of 2009) to the government-set | subsistence benefit level with a higher coefficient tha |
The Quartermaster Command's | Subsistence Branch altered some components and renamed |
Relation - Inherence and | Subsistence, Causality and Dependence, Community. |
At Momil they conducted the first study of | subsistence change in Colombian archaeology. |
An example is the European | subsistence crisis of 1315-1317. |
What | Subsistence crisis took place in French Revolution |
e numbers', what is clear is that a genuine | subsistence crisis has to show up in demographic data. |
They grow | subsistence crops like millets (pearl millet, finger mi |
ogists to refer to coastal communities with | subsistence economies based on beachcombing and a marin |
Homesteading often was a | subsistence economy. |
any | subsistence economy: see list of subsistence techniques |
his Oxford home and Westminster, as well as | subsistence expenses for staying in London. |
Born to | subsistence farmers and adopted by Roman Catholic missi |
iety, and can be an effective way to target | subsistence farmers (a disproportionately large amount |
ucing more productive farming techniques to | subsistence farmers in East Africa. |
estern Kenya in August 2005 and interviewed | subsistence farmers about their quality of life and the |
led mostly by ethnic German and Scots-Irish | subsistence farmers, many of them recent immigrants. |
mmunities of ironworkers and communities of | subsistence farmers, hunters and fishers who supported |
ew jobs available within Thorar, people are | subsistence farmers, some who are lucky enough to find |
(Shetland dialect) was a lifeline for these | subsistence farmers. |
by hundreds of families, most of whom were | subsistence farmers. |
roviding social support to Africa's poorest | subsistence farmers. |
This includes both | subsistence farming and intensive farming. |
Subsistence farming is the main activity of most of the | |
y revolves around a combination of tourism, | subsistence farming and local services. |
They practiced | subsistence farming and expanded into resource extracti |
Subsistence farming and fishing is the main source of i | |
ence as a major cash crop transformed small | subsistence farming operations into a disparate associa |
tion was initially focused on livestock and | subsistence farming as opposed to vineyard development. |
andards of farmers in their transition from | subsistence farming to cash crops. |
The majority of the population depend on | subsistence farming, largely rice and cattle. |
specially peasant households which practice | subsistence farming, will tend to produce only the amou |
ised communal means of production", such as | subsistence farming, but, despite providing for need an |
Nearly 90% of the population engages in | subsistence farming. |
re cattle raising (11,000 head in 2005) and | subsistence farming. |
urbance in the converting of logged land to | subsistence farming. |
ared crops that take water from traditional | subsistence farms, increasing hunger and the likelihood |
Crow Village Sam was an avid | subsistence fisher and had the largest fish smoke house |
irectly, a few are caught for their meat by | subsistence fisheries. |
been harvested commercially, but support a | subsistence fishery for the Native Village of Diomede, |
he land being under Tea, Coffee, wattle and | subsistence food crops. |
The media workers also gain | subsistence from plant sap they ingest whilst physicall |
Destitute of the means of | subsistence, he was constrained to accept a situation a |
On being deprived of this means of | subsistence he established a boarding-school in London |
onomically viable, and the setting up of 34 | subsistence homestead communities, in which groups of f |
The Division of | Subsistence Homesteads accepted the proposal in January |
Established by the New Deal-era Division of | Subsistence Homesteads in 1934, the community was envis |
The Aseuluk spent their winters engaging in | subsistence hunting on King Island and their summers en |
l as the destruction of gallery forests and | subsistence hunting. |
ents continue to fish, it barely provides a | subsistence income. |
roposition that an increase of the means of | subsistence is necessarily followed by an increase of p |
of aid from abroad, but in areas where the | subsistence level remains low, even in the best of time |
ety net is at the bottom: holding people at | subsistence level, just above the abyss of hunger and h |
population within these areas lives at the | subsistence level. |
ople dwelling near the river could scrape a | subsistence living this way. |
o required supplementary benefits to make a | subsistence living and also put an obligation on local |
Commissaries and | subsistence: Maj Wells J. Hawks |
s homebrew the drink as a means of economic | subsistence, many of whom sell shots of it on city stre |
633 | Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers |
ngland and Wales to be homeless or to cadge | subsistence money. |
ming in the hilltowns was of a hardscrabble | subsistence nature due to thin, rocky soil following Pl |
the | subsistence of the particular being (subject), and |
has one of the highest claims for overnight | subsistence of any member of the Lords. |
Sustenance can refer to any means of | subsistence or livelihood within a region or a country; |
Each of the ten host countries received a | subsistence package of US$20,000 (UK £10,673). |
to the disabled, family crisis counseling, | subsistence payments to poor families with children, ch |
Val-Kill Industries never became the | subsistence program that Eleanor and her friends imagin |
ity that allowed them the right to fish for | subsistence purposes while it denied them the right to |
et ration for paratroopers developed by the | Subsistence Research Laboratory (SRL) at the request of |
with a steam tug and two barges loaded with | subsistence stores. |
here nomadic movements are intrinsic to the | subsistence strategy. |
is labor either in the form of commodities ( | subsistence, supplies, clothing, etc.) or in currency." |
he group often discusses themes relating to | subsistence, sustainability and quality of life. |
Even though they hunted game for | subsistence, they respected and cared for the animals w |
with settlement patterns that evolved from | subsistence to commercial agriculture, the Parker-Hickm |
The organization provides basic | subsistence to the region's needy, drug and alcohol rec |
and the creation of a central management of | subsistence, whose members are elected by the people. |
He was commissioned Commissary General of | Subsistence with the rank of Brigadier General on Octob |
uch grain and livestock than was needed for | subsistence, with one in ten farm workers being a slave |
reappointed to the Army as a commissary of | subsistence with the rank of Captain and assigned to te |
awrence near the walls of Le Mans, from the | subsistence with which he has been endowed by his lords |
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