Sentence examples for agglomerations around from inspiring English sources

Some one-seventh of the country's population is concentrated there, comparable in national significance to the urban agglomerations around Paris, Mexico City, and Tokyo.

The resulting optimal subnetworks are dense in urban agglomerations around Paris (Île-de-France) and Nice (Côte d'Azur), where high ozone concentrations and strong heterogeneity are observed.

At the larger scale, these businesses have created urban (both business and housing) agglomerations around the HSR stations, which themselves have induced additional demand for the HSR services.

HSAs with more than five hospitals were urban or contained agglomerations around cities. The ten HSAs with the highest population had on average larger area sizes and incorporated urban centres.

Dynamics of soil sealing and soil landscape patterns under rapid urbanization were qualified in the Urban Agglomeration around Hangzhou Bay (UAHB), China.

This framework was applied to six cities in the urban agglomeration around Hangzhou Bay (UAHB) in eastern China's Zhejiang Province using twenty-two indicatermsin terms of production-living-ecology analysis during 2004 2013.

This study employed geographically weighted regression (GWR), a local spatial modeling approach, to characterize the local varying response of paddy soils to urbanization at the landscape scale in the urban agglomeration around Hangzhou Bay, China.

In a case study of urban agglomeration around Hangzhou Bay Chinaa), four landscape metrics (total area, total edge, landscape shape index and aggregation index) were used to describe the landscape characteristics of the urban growth at two block scales (4 km and 7 km) during two temporal intervals (1994 2003 and 2003 2009).

"Small scale, spontaneous dispersion" is the overall rural industrial land use pattern in China, and the spatial patterns between the two types of rural industrial land are quite different: the pattern "dispersion inside rural settlements" is usually observed in RI-land, while "agglomeration around regional central towns" and "linear sprawl" are common on NI-land.

From these observations, the threshold limit for the addition of CNTs to the polymer matrix to prevent agglomeration is typically around 3 wt.%, and the optimum limit for the addition of f-MWCNTs is 2 wt.% which corresponds to the significant improvement in the separation properties of the MMM, as discussed in 'Effects of f-MWCNTs content on MMM gas separation performance' Section.

It is also the capital of Lower Silesia and the hub of Wrocław's agglomeration with around 1 million inhabitants.