Sentence examples for contiguous plots from inspiring English sources

It crops up whenever a single buyer has to negotiate in sequence with many sellers for the contiguous plots of land it needs for, say, a flyover or a factory.

A theoretical model set out in a paper published in 2011 by Thomas Miceli and Kathleen Segerson of the University of Connecticut shows that when a buyer has to negotiate in sequence with sellers of contiguous plots of land, the price at each successive sale will rise.

Contiguous plots are scarce, and so are electronic records of ownership, but escalating prices are not.

The data were derived from 25 contiguous plots (1 ha) established in a protected area left undisturbed for the past 70 years.

Meanwhile, a government agreement for Vedanta to acquire contiguous plots of land lapsed last summer, and Agarwal hasn't been able to renew it, casting doubt on the legality of the project.

The trees were tallied by size class and species on contiguous plots specified to be 1.01 ha in size, although some plots had a forested area less than this specification due to natural openings in the forest.

In Manhattan it is possible to identify only a handful of these enclaves, where a single family took a contiguous plot of land and built three or more similar or at least complementary private houses.

Obviously, the uncertainty in estimating richness will increase with decreasing contiguous plot area.

The Chapman Richards model is defined by an asymptote and therefore especially suitable in situations where the contiguous plot area is big enough to capture all species, as in our study.

Census designs using non-contiguous plots are useful for sampling large regions, but their interpretation is not straightforward because species number is a function of the spatial extent of the landscape and the size of the sample units.

With a small to medium-sized farming area, contiguous refuge plots are more efficient than a larger number of smaller refuge patches.