Sentence examples for Distant subdivision from inspiring English sources
The people living there would be driving less — and would enjoy more textured neighborhoods — than if they were in a distant subdivision in the East Bay or the Central Valley.
To be sure, this now quintessential form of American living — tract subdivisions distant from work, shopping and urban amenities — was itself once an American novelty.
To estimate the effect of population subdivision in the Japanese black bear in the distant past, we calculated the ratio of the largest genetic distance (TMRCA, dTMRCA) to the mean distance (dS or d) in bear DQB variants.
These two species are close enough (both belong to the epsilon subdivision of proteobacteria) to ensure accurate identification of orthologs, but distant enough for substantial sequence divergence to have accumulated between orthologs.
Paving roads reduces rolling friction, thereby boosting miles per gallon, but it also makes distant destinations seem closer, thereby enabling people to live in sprawling, energy-gobbling subdivisions far from where they work and shop.
The complete absence of genetic subdivision in populations of Ifremeria nautilei at distances up to 1000 kilometres suggests this species is able to colonize distant vent habitats and that the ciliated Warén's larvae produced by I. nautilei are adapted for long-distance dispersal, as hypothesized by Reynolds et al. [ 37].
Geochronology reckons the more distant periods with which it deals on a similar scale; but it descends as far as human prehistoric and even historic times, and its shorter subdivisions consist only of thousands of years.
Saturday in a Charlotte subdivision.
The value of his subdivision plummeted.
