The phrase "a encroachment" is not correct in English; it should be "an encroachment." You can use it when referring to an intrusion or invasion into someone else's space, rights, or territory.
Example: "The construction of the new building was seen as an encroachment on the park's natural landscape."
Alternatives: "an intrusion" or "an invasion."
"But in Manhattan, an encroachment of an inch and a half could be a disaster".
"Upstate, an encroachment of a foot or two may not be as serious as a six-inch encroachment in the suburbs," he said.
( Pleft( {E_{vpsi }^{wtheta } /E} right) ) is the probability of an encroachment with a given vehicle type w, speed v, angle θ, and vehicle orientation ψ. ( Pleft( {C_{vpsi }^{wtheta } /E_{vpsi }^{wtheta } } right) ) is the probability of a collision for an encroachment with given vehicle type w, speed v angle θ, and vehicle orientation ψ.
#Nobel". For others it was a questionable choice, an encroachment by popular culture into one of the few arenas that still proudly considers itself elite.
The council did approve a request for an encroachment that allows the property owner to keep bricked parking spaces, if they are posted as public.
These two shootings "are a violation of the law and an encroachment on Iraqi sovereignty," said a statement from the General Command of the Iraqi armed forces.
He said a ban would be an encroachment on their rights, but his sympathy extended only to those too old or too disabled to work.
Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.
The New Yorker, June 20 , 1970 P. 25Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.
For a hypothetical summer drought and an encroachment cover of 50% the total evapotranspiration is shown to be 13% higher for the tree-isle-type encroachment than for expansion of a coherent forest.
