| urbanization | kentleşme | en | |||
| urbanization | kibarlaşma isim | tr | |||
| urbanization | nazikleşme isim | tr | |||
| urbanization | şehirleştirme | tr | |||
| urbanization | şehirleşme isim | tr | |||
| urbanization | kentli nüfusun payının artması Ticaret | en | |||
| urbanisation | urbanization | tr | |||
| urbanisation | i., İng., bak. urbanization | tr | |||
| urbanization | ibanizasyon | en | |||
| urbanization | The process by which a society becomes more urban Urban area The entire built-up, non-rural area and its population (de Blij & Muller, 1996) Utopianism An analytical approach to the understanding of the impact of telecommunications on urban places Utopianism is often linked with futurism It is the search for radically better and new forms of social life - has attacked the negative aspects of industrial cities - pollution, overcrowding, moral 'degradation', social disintegration - since they first emerged (Gold, 1990) Technological promises have long had a key place in many urban utopias (Gold, 1985; Lyon, 1988) In its most recent guises, treatment of telecommunications as a solution to these perceived problems has been a key theme in utopian thought (Graham & Marvin, 1996) | en | |||
| urbanization | There are two related meanings When applied to a country, urbanization refers to growth in the proportion of the population living in urban regions When applied to a geographic area, urbanization refers to growth in the developed portion of the area The urbanization of a country is usually associated with the urbanization of areas around urban regions | en | |||
| urbanization | the condition of being urbanized | en | |||
| urbanization | The change from rural to urban in character | en | |||
| urbanization | the change in a country or region when its population migrates from rural to urban areas | en | |||
| urbanization | the proportion of a regions population that live in towns and cities; the rate at which this proportion is growing | en | |||
| urbanization | urbanism | en | |||
| urbanization | the process of the formation and growth of cities | en | |||
| urbanization | development of cities | en | |||
| urbanization | the social process whereby cities grow and societies become more urban the condition of being urbanized | en | |||
| urbanization | the social process whereby cities grow and societies become more urban | en | |||
| urbanization | An increasing concentration of the population in cities and a transformation of land use to an urban pattern of organization | en | |||
| urbanization | Growth in the portion of a population living in areas of more than 2,500 people | en | |||
| urbanization | Growth in the proportion of a population living in urban areas | en | |||
| urbanization | ur·bani·za·tion in BRIT, also use urbanisation Urbanization is the process of creating towns in country areas | en | |||
| urbanization | transformation into a city; impartation of urban characteristics isim | en | |||
| urbanization | Expansion of cities into rural regions because of population growth In most cases, population growth is primarily due to the movement of rural based people to urban areas This is especially true in Less Developed Countries | en | |||
| urbanization | The conversion of agricultural, forested, or other undeveloped areas to urban land covers such as residential, commercial/industrial, or mixed urban Note the urbanization occurring around Dayton and Cincinnati in the change image Change image (156K jpg) | en | |||
| urbanization | Becoming urbanized; changing from rural to an urban state | en | |||
| urbanization | In regard to animals, it is the changing or adapting of habitats from rural (country) to urban (city) | en | |||
| urbanization | The movement of a population from rural to urban areas | en | |||
| urbanization | the process of transforming natural areas or agricultural areas into cities | en | |||
| urbanization | a process in which there is an increase in the percentage of people living/ working in urban places as compared to rural places | en | |||
| urbanisation | Changing a predominatly rural area to become more industrialised and urban | en | |||
| urbanisation | The increasing migration of people to a urban area This leads to the growth in population and area coverage of an urban area It is caused both by migration from rural areas and by the natural increase of population It has knock on effects on rural areas, which become denuded of population | en | |||
| urbanisation | The growth of a town or city as more people move in | en | |||
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