Sentence examples for between conurbations from inspiring English sources

And this way, you are not eroding natural beauty because there are long stretches of motorway that are in between conurbations, where people are not going to object".

The commission reported that there was no Football League precedent for a move between conurbations, but stressed that there was direct precedent for such a move in Scotland.

The YSRCCYP is a specialist population-based cancer registry covering an area of 12,000 km2 which varies between highly urbanised conurbations such as Leeds and Bradford in West Yorkshire to rural isolated areas such as the North York moors in North Yorkshire.

High Speed 2 (HS2) is a scheme to deliver hugely enhanced rail capacity and connectivity between Britain's major conurbations.

Average daily-mean temperatures for the 15 conurbations ranged between 14.0-16.4°C 14.0-16.4°C threshold temperatures for designation as a "hot day" whilst each conurbathen, defined as thresholdpercentemperaturesy mean temperature over the whole period 1993-2003, ranged between 17.6-19.8°C [ 20].

Italian Renaissance city-states were tiny affairs compared to modern conurbations, but rivalries between prominent families and gang warfare (think Verona and the Capulets and Montagues) were always simmering under the surface.

The averages of the 1993-2003 May-September daily maximum 8-hour ozone concentrations across the fourteen largest English and Welsh conurbations in Figure 1 ranged between 52 μg m-3 (26 ppb) and 65 μg m-3 (32.5 ppb) with standard deviation values between 19-28 μg m-3.

In our NERC-funded project we begin to address this issue by: (i) quantifying the interaction between ozone-heat and mortality across 15 UK conurbations; (ii) producing high resolution projections of present-day and future temperature and ozone concentrations over the UK; and (iii) combining results from (i) and (ii) to derive estimates of present-day and future health burdens for the entire UK.

A study in three UK conurbations, including Manchester, has shown a strong correlation between UFP and NOx (r = 0.85) and CO (r = 0.78) [ 43].

The daily mean temperature ranged from −3°C to 27°C across the 15 conurbations, with individual conurbations having a median value of between 9°C and 12°C during 2003-6 (table 1).

The correlation coefficients between daily maximum 8-hour ozone and daily mean temperature for this May-Sept period were 0.39 for Greater London and 0.25 for the pooled dataset of all conurbations [ 20] indicating some evidence for a relationship between the two parameters.