Hee, 48, is president of Sandwich Isles Communications, the rural carrier he founded in 1995 to serve the residents of Laiopua and 22,000 other native Hawaiians who inhabit the Home Lands, 200,586 acres of sparse, rugged terrain set aside by the federal government in 1921.
In the end, those things that impeded their capture — dense woods, bad weather, sparse population, rugged terrain — also impeded their flight.
By Louis Menand July 24 , 2015The things that impeded the escapees' capture — dense woods, bad weather, sparse population, rugged terrain — also impeded their flight.
Despite these advances, data is still sparse in carbonate terrain, which covers a significant part of the Earth's surface.
"There won't be any change," the president explained, since last year's party congress had already undertaken all the necessary measures to update and reinvigorate the revolution.Although the vote took place on February 24th, the country's mountainous terrain, sparse population and poor roads have slowed down the collection and counting of the ballots.
New wireless technologies require less fixed investment and maintenance than traditional wire-based ones, so they are more effective in countries with sparse populations and tricky terrain.
As the study area of 43 km2 in South West China was subject to multiple constraints such as sparse road networks, steep terrain, and poor infrastructure, we applied the cost-constrained conditioned Latin hypercube sampling (CCLHS) scheme for soil sampling at 120 locations to a depth of 1 m.
The Dd value indicates moderate slope terrain with sparse to dense vegetation, higher infiltration rate, moderate surface runoff and less dissection.
High drainage density in the Makhawan watershed is observed over denudational hills having impermeable subsurface material, sparse vegetation with hilly terrain, whereas low drainage density is found over permeable subsurface material and low relief.
The horse adapted to survive in areas of wide-open terrain with sparse vegetation, surviving in an ecosystem where other large grazing animals, especially ruminants, could not.
