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(1) And so what if nomadism was about to go out, phut, like a candle, the whole world over?

(2) "nomadism" model---the interaction between nomads and environments is displayed.

(3) Nomadism has always been at odds with the fixed boundaries of the nation state, and over the last few decades controversial government programmes have forced most Bajau to settle on land.

(4) Nomadism and tribal culture collides with chic style and couture mentality.

(5) Imbued with a bureaucratic aversion to nomadism and a Victorian relish for the Hindu caste system, they adjudged many Indian tribesmen, Pardhis included, to be preordained crooks.

(6) The study of nomadism mainly involves human[Sentencedict.com], stockbreeding and the environment.

(7) As a word, vision and goal, modern urban nomadism has had the mixed blessing of a premature debut.

(8) The literature of this new nomadism, represented by Salman Rushdie, is full of multiple cultural references colliding and colluding in robust, vital play.

(9) The nomadism now emerging is different from, and involves much more than, merely making journeys.

(10) But although nomadism and travel can coincide, they need not.

(11) Nomadism, most believe, tends to bring people who are already close, such as family members, even closer.

(12) It occupies special position- joint of agriculture and nomadism civilization, and also it is the most important strategic field, so the whole area is still creative and ascensive.

(13) It is said that Naipaul is a transmigrant writer, a nomadism writer, a free writer, a world writer, and a real literary master.

(14) In particular, it will usher in a new version of a very old idea: nomadism.

(15) For this the authors cannot be blamed, since the underlying technologies of genuine and everyday nomadism did not exist even as recently as a decade ago.

(16) Another big misunderstanding of previous decades was to confuse nomadism with migration or travel.

(17) But all of those early depictions and predictions of nomadism arguably missed the point.

(18) The production mode of grassland-stockbreeding of Xinjiang has stridden the first step from the traditional nomadism to modern grassland-stockbreeding.

(19) Another dimension of flexibility and mobility? Or the end of nomadism?

(20) Europe has plenty of marginalised social groups, often with traditions of nomadism and their own languages: Irish Tinkers , for example, who speak Shelta.