abandonment

Relating transformation to abandonment is somewhat more difficult, but in a sense the village, already partially abandoned, was transformed into ruins.

The crisis evoked fears of abandonment, but it also evoked fears of entrapment.

It is this infamous notion of the ' abandonment ' of older people by their families that has been prominent in the western gerontological debate.

In many of these areas the large number is likely to be the result of the repeated abandonment of houses.

In all forest fallows, ranging from 0.2-1.5 ha in size, tobacco and cotton were cultivated for a period of 3 y prior to abandonment.

In this article, we analyze the simplest abandonment model, assuming that the customer's patience is exponentially distributed.

The registers indicate dates of divorces and the abandonment of women (men who were abandoned by their wives were not registered as such).

The disclosure of infection could lead to domestic violence and/or abandonment, unemployment, and social isolation.

From another perspective, cities combine images of mobility with those of loss and abandonment.

The author also describes the historical developments leading to the abandonment of partial advance funding, as was the legislation's original intent.

The landscape is a mosaic of crop fields, secondary forests of different development stages resulting from the abandonment of agricultural lands and primary forest.

When judges read rationales of appellate decisions carefully, they may be reading to discover whether the appellate decision is ripe for abandonment or modification.

However, dissatisfaction with how realistic the assignments to this category were in some centers led to its abandonment.

Most of the hotels are long gone, having fallen victim to fire or abandonment caused by changes in vacation fashions.

On the one hand, the party labels seem to have positive effects in facilitating the strategic abandonment of minor candidates.