Sentence examples for a function of landmass from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the emergence of ecological opportunity is more likely to be a function of landmass area, and hence, it may only be less frequent in continents.

"A third of the landmass of the city has been platted for wells," he said.

It also has pioneering sustainability policies – a quarter of the landmass is protected.

It covers an approximate area of 97,700 km2 and represents nearly 41%% of the landmass of Ghana with 35%% of the country's population inhabiting in it (Ghana Statistical Service 2005).

The Indian Peninsula is a triangular-shaped landscape of ancient landmass with record of a prolonged history of erosion, denudation, and resurgent tectonic activities.

Antarctica was once part of a landmass that included Australia and South America.

Continental shelf, a broad, relatively shallow submarine terrace of continental crust forming the edge of a continental landmass.

The conductance of major water bodies was modelled with a decay function and a weight relative to the conductance of the landmass (p1), following [20].

Cambodia, officially known as the Kingdom of Cambodia, is located in the southern portion of the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia and has a total landmass of 181,035 km.

To the south, approaching the Hunsrück-Taunus Hunsrück-Taunuse is also evidence of a landmountains

There, between the Dinant Basin and Namur Basin to the north, is evidence of a northward landmass, as in Devon.