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On the right, a woman gazes at her reflection in a lacquered panel, absorbed in an illusion while she inhabits a world of illusion herself.

She that, of Her own sweet will, inhabits every living thing.

Each of us makes his own weather, determines the color of the skies in the emotional universe which he inhabits.

That is, in but a single grain of sand there exist three thousand worlds like this that man inhabits, something unfathomable.

The surge across the poverty line is a period of accelerating growth both for the new middle class and for the country it inhabits .

Thus, the evolution of longevity ultimately depends on environmental mortality, and the ecological niche the species inhabits.

Jeon is known as a chameleon of Korean cinema, who fully inhabits her roles.

First, changes in the way humanity inhabits the planet have led to the emergence of new diseases in unprecedented numbers.

Inhabits shallow coastal areas and appears to be taken over sandy bottom with aquatic vegetation.

A malarial parasite at the stage of development in which it inhabits bodily tissue before invading the red blood cells.

Going to the US to make films means more than just entering a world where she inhabits characters on camera; she would become a brand.

He also inhabits a particularly vibrant nexus where independent enterprise, new technologies and community collide.

The caracara, a somewhat lethargic bird, passes much of the day on the ground of the open country it inhabits .

North Waziristan is dominated by the Wazir tribe that also inhabits the adjoining Afghan provinces of Paktika and Khost.

Changes in the way humanity inhabits the planet have spurred the emergence of new diseases and accelerated their international spread.

Sammy Jacobs interest in ghosts and science fiction takes a turn for the worst when an invisible being inhabits his room and won't leave.

Romania's Turkish minority inhabits mostly the south east of the country near the Black Sea.

The internal gut of insects is a complex micro-ecosystem, in which inhabits a large and varied microbial community.

In ancient Aomori prefecture legends, Uwan is a disembodied voice that inhabits old, abandoned temples and homes.

Back to her hometown, she feels she still inhabits her old days.

Because, disappointingly, it turned out that our male line is descended from the most prevalent genetic group that inhabits Europe.

Postmodernism, which places itself "beyond good and evil, " beyond true and false, inhabits a cosmic bubble.

Changes in the way humanity inhabits the planet have disrupted the natural equilibrium of the microbial world.

A system inhabits an environment and is influenced by that environment.

The publisher calls "Here on Earth" a twin biography, of humanity and the planet it inhabits, but that description is inadequate.

It inhabits both humans and animals and can survive in water and on inanimate objects.

E. coli ( in full Escherichia coli ): Species of Bacterium that inhabits the stomach and intestines.

Purple wallaby - The Purple-neck Rock Wallaby [Petrogale Purpureicollis], inhabits the Mt Isa region in Northwest Queensland.

During the process of developing the game, she inhabits two very different worlds, the artistic world and the technical world.

It inhabits open woodlands and gardens eastward from Europe, where it Breeds, through Asia.

The feeling haunts and inhabits me, like a sickness.

Pyramids stand for the eternity of time and once again, Feng inhabits the structures with the temporality of beauty and youth.

African elephant lives in sub-Saharan Africa. There it inhabits savannas and forests.

A euryhaline species (Ref. 57533). Inhabits inshore coastal waters to moderate depth, also around off lying islands.

This kind of bird inhabits on the top of the trees.

The Bengal tiger inhabits grassy or swampy areas and forests, where it is well camouflaged by its coloration.

that is, early conceptualizations of life held that a spirit or ghostlike entity inhabits the body and makes the body alive and conscious.

Inhabits ponds, streams and rivers, preferring stagnant and muddy water of plains (Ref. 41236).

The fierce tribe inhabits the mountainous regions.

Inhabits streams from S Carolina to Florida esteemed pan fish .

Inhabits coral rich areas and clear waters on lagoon and seaward reefs.

You're into something that occupies space and inhabits time .

Le Guin's protagonist, Shevek, who inhabits a world of socialist anarchy, is visiting another world that resembles Earth.

Yi people, one of the oldest ethnic groups in China, inhabits mainly in the south.

black gallinule that inhabits ponds and lakes.

It inhabits the coasts from Maine to NE Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

Inhabits deep offshore trawling grounds (Ref. 54833).

American wren that inhabits tall reed beds.

Nostra culpa. Man grows cold faster than the planet he inhabits.

It is easy for a man to embark on the road of degeneration and crime when greed inhabits his mind.

Inhabits creeks and brooks of moderate to high current velocity in between 60 to 940 m elevation.

Man grows cold faster than the planet he inhabits.

This is in contrast to strain ABT, which inhabits a microbial mat (Madigan et al. 2000).

It seems flint our education, more often then not, inhabits rather then enhances our ability to learn .

I have mentioned the role of changes in the way humanity inhabits the planet.

God inhabits our praise and we should not be inhibited in our praise, for our praise glorifies God.

Inhabits outer reef slopes, generally at depths greater than 24 m, but also seen below 6 m (Ref. 1602).

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Discussion on inhabits building energy-conservation in heating

Inhabits trip distribution model based on maximum information entropy theory

Inhabits lagoon and seaward reefs;

every city is forsaken , and not even one inhabits them