Sentence examples for collective area from inspiring English sources

It is the name for the collective area that encompasses the continental shelf, continental slope, and continental rise.

The fires have scorched more than 3,000 homes and buildings and destroyed more than 190,000 acres — a collective area about the size of New York City.

For economic analysis, the proposed active daylighting system using 2S-NISC with optimized collective area of 4 m2 is estimated to cost USD 1231.20.

Nearly two dozen large fires have been raging in the northern part of the state, sending thousands of residents to evacuation centers and burning roughly 170,000 acres — a collective area larger than the city of Chicago.

The fast-spreading fires have burned more than 107,000 acres — a collective area roughly the size of New Orleans — and killed at least 15 people, with at least 150 more still reported missing.

Researchers are responsible not only for their own integrity but also for the integrity of colleagues and for their collective area of research.

Ecological Role: In the wild, mice will set up individual nests but will share collective areas for defecation and eating and will have a common escape route.

Though designed as a representational building, with great collective areas celebrating the strength of the Soviet proletariat, most of its planned spatial features were omitted, as was the intended air-conditioning system similar to the one projected for the Cité de Refuge.

Here, the inclusiveness of the setting itself is somewhat restrictive: the composition conveys close quarters for the viewer, trapped in the back seat of a car, shut-off from more collective areas, creating little sense of agency or dynamism.

When Davis finished second in the Division I boys' 200-meter dash in a time of 21.40 seconds, he earned advancement to Friday's Masters Meet at Cerritos College not just for himself, but for the collective La Cañada-Glendale-Burbank Cañada-Glendale-Burbank Cañada-Glendale-Burbank

This analysis focuses on the rate of change and patterns of fragmentation in a collective forest area in Zhejiang province, China, during the time period 1988–2005.