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by the motion of the water(passive) caused bycounter movement
Likediscoveredcounter - culture
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the factorscontributingtowards urbanisation
to represent changes in the organisation of late iron age society in Britain and the increasing centralisation of authority within tribal regionsleading ultimatelytowards urbanization
Urban Spatial Development Based on the results of the current land use studyhas ... resultedactual urbanization
With his many years of practice in Eritrea , Ethiopia and South Sudan , Alemseged works hardto contributetowards urbanization
rural areascausingDe - urbanization
this form of investment and speculation in cities and buildingsCould ... be causingde - urbanisation
Political factorsmay also leadto anti - urbanization
some factorspromptingcounter - urbanisation
Name three push factorscausingcounter - urbanisation
villagesresultfrom counter - urbanisation
to display objects through one side ( the " customer side(passive) are designedCounter showcases
to continue as the rural population seeks the wealth and social opportunity that cities offer(passive) is setUrbanization
by increasing rural - urban migration and the rate of natural population increase in urban areas(passive) mainly caused byurbanization
Urbanization & Rural - Urban Migration 2 Urbanization and Development Economic developmentcausesurbanization
by high population growth rate and rural - urban migration(passive) caused by Urbanization
Global trends such as industrializationleadsurbanization
by population growth , urban migration , and refugees migration(passive) caused byurbanization
the development of major industriescontributedto the urbanization
industrialization and immigration(passive) caused byurbanization
With the beginning of the Industrial era(late eighteenth century ) , the rural masses began to migrate to citiesleadingto the urbanization
to rapid social and economic development and(passive) has been ledurbanization
coupled with industrialization andwill resulturbanization
industrialization and modernization(passive) caused byurbanization
The global cities that offer the most opportunityis causingUrbanization
The factorsinfluencingurbanization
Industrializationcausedurbanization
industrializationcausesurbanization
who industrializationinfluencedurbanization
Industrializationhas resultedto the urbanization
by the push and pull factors(passive) influenced byurbanization
by cities(passive) contributed byurbanization
immigration to cities for employment , etc(passive) caused byurbanization
Growthinfluencesurbanization
growthcausingurbanization
by migration(passive) caused byurbanization
migration(passive) is caused byUrbanization
migration(passive) caused byurbanization
The urbanisation cycle(passive) is composed byThe urbanisation cycle
to an increasingly urban population with changing food habits , with increased demands and preferences for processed foods and meat consumptionhas ledto an increasingly urban population with changing food habits , with increased demands and preferences for processed foods and meat consumption
congestioncan causecongestion
to increases of urban population and the demand for housingledto increases of urban population and the demand for housing
to social and economic changeleadsto social and economic change
increased house prices in rural areasmay causeincreased house prices in rural areas
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to massive shift of population from traditional media to the new era of internethas ledto massive shift of population from traditional media to the new era of internet
to both increased waste production and pollution of the air , water , and landleadingto both increased waste production and pollution of the air , water , and land
in increased development in structures in the urban regionshas resultedin increased development in structures in the urban regions
to changes in flooding intensity and frequency The relationship between the increasing urban runoff and floodingDoes ... can contributeto changes in flooding intensity and frequency The relationship between the increasing urban runoff and flooding
from the urbanisation of rural municipalities , not the spread of urban zones to immediately adjacent areasresultsfrom the urbanisation of rural municipalities , not the spread of urban zones to immediately adjacent areas
immigration to rural areascausingimmigration to rural areas
to an increase in the urban share of the poor , which has caused the ratio of urban poverty to total poverty incidence to risehas ledto an increase in the urban share of the poor , which has caused the ratio of urban poverty to total poverty incidence to rise
to a large rural population working in citieshas ledto a large rural population working in cities
in an increasing proportion of the population living in citiesresultsin an increasing proportion of the population living in cities
increased runoff , flooding , and channel degradationcausesincreased runoff , flooding , and channel degradation
in loss of farmland , which is creating demand for food production food in less areahas resultedin loss of farmland , which is creating demand for food production food in less area
to the disappearance of forests and agricultural lands for modern buildings that lead to the migration of farmers into the citiesleadsto the disappearance of forests and agricultural lands for modern buildings that lead to the migration of farmers into the cities
to a growth of people in the industrial cities and this lead to overpopulationledto a growth of people in the industrial cities and this lead to overpopulation
to increased movement of population from rural areas to urban areasleadsto increased movement of population from rural areas to urban areas
in the migration of people from rural areas to citiesresulting worldwidein the migration of people from rural areas to cities
changes and impacts to the environment and our communitiescauseschanges and impacts to the environment and our communities
to creation of impervious surfaces which lead to an increase in surface runoff volumeleadsto creation of impervious surfaces which lead to an increase in surface runoff volume
a population shift from rural to urban areashas causeda population shift from rural to urban areas
to more food loss and wastecan leadto more food loss and waste
multiple environmental problems , such as air pollution and urban heat island , that impact human wellbeingcausesmultiple environmental problems , such as air pollution and urban heat island , that impact human wellbeing
to pollution and waste productionledto pollution and waste production
to horizontal growth of the cities thus creating problems of urban sprawlhas ledto horizontal growth of the cities thus creating problems of urban sprawl
to infrastructure growthleadingto infrastructure growth
Several habitat changes(passive) caused bySeveral habitat changes
Habitat fragmentation and destruction(passive) caused byHabitat fragmentation and destruction
to the growth water periodleadsto the growth water period
to the development of citiesleadsto the development of cities
city populations to risecausedcity populations to rise
urban heat island effects(passive) caused byurban heat island effects
the growth of slums in the regionhas also causedthe growth of slums in the region
in a large demand for chemical use by industry , construction , agriculture , and energy providing servicesresultsin a large demand for chemical use by industry , construction , agriculture , and energy providing services
to an increase in sedentary lifestyles and a decline in physical activityleadsto an increase in sedentary lifestyles and a decline in physical activity
to urban spatial expansionleadsto urban spatial expansion