Sentence examples for an outer area from inspiring English sources

A similar analysis by Guardian Australia of rental affordability in Sydney found that a single woman earning $973, the average wage for women in New South Wales, could not even afford the average rent on a one bedroom property in an outer area like the Blue Mountains, Penrith, Campbelltown or Gosford, according to Housing NSW figures.

This conductive zone comprises a three-part structure: an inner conductive belt (1,000 m wide and 100 400 Ω m) that contains highly conductive streaks (∼20 Ω m) near the surface trace of the fault, and an outer area that is somewhat resistive but still low (∼ 1,000 Ω m) compared with the surrounding area (>10,000 Ω m).

The round open field, having a diameter of 60 cm, was made of black and grey PVC and was optically divided into an inner (diameter: 30 cm) and an outer area to allow quantification of the time spent in each compartment.

An Ethovision software (Noldus) was used to split the arena into a central area of 10 cm radius and an outer area of 20 cm radius.

Ethovision XT (Noldus) was used to split the arena into a central area of 10 cm radius and an outer area of 20 cm radius (Hall 1936; Treit & Fundytus 1988).

They both contain an outer area (G1) accessible for Sout and Pout, and an inner area (G2) accessible for S and P. Each peptide molecule can enter and leave the proteasome chamber via the same gate, or enter via one and leave via the other gate.

Like many Chinese reserves, Yancheng is divided into a highly protected "core area" and a larger "outer area," where visitors with binoculars are tolerated and local people are permitted to live and work.

Of these eight organisations, five were based in metropolitan urban areas, one in an outer metropolitan area, and two in rural areas.

You see a very reddened outer area, then you see, depending on how deep it is, just this hole in the skin, and it goes right down to the bone".

There are two layers of flight restrictions in the Bay Area for Sunday that extend to an altitude of 18,000 feet: A "highly restricted" zone in a 10-mile radius around the stadium where nothing except for commercial aircraft and law enforcement may fly; and a lesser-restricted outer area between 10 and 32 miles where general aviation aircraft may fly if they have approved flight plans.

The study oversampled in three areas of policy interest: an outer metropolitan area, a new suburban development and a coastal agricultural community (all analyses are adjusted for this region-based sampling scheme).