Sentence examples for continuous land from inspiring English sources

Additionally, Mr. Barak emphasized today that he intended to transfer territory in a way that would allow the Palestinians to have a continuous land mass, and not disconnected islands of sovereignty.

Cape Breton Island, linked to mainland Nova Scotia by a causeway, is the easternmost point of the continuous land portion of the route, and car ferries provide the final connections to Vancouver Island and Newfoundland.

While the presence of a broad continuous land mass has been suspected, findings in other areas by other countries have been limited to discovery of mountain peaks and less extensive land areas which could have indicated islands, rather than a continental land mass.

Self walked from London to New York — that is, he walked from central London out to Heathrow and from JFK into New York City — and found "Manhattan suddenly jammed into the Thames estuary, a continuous land mass forged from walking for two days".

In this work he divided the plants of Great Britain into five well-defined groups, maintaining that the majority of them, like terrestrial animals, had migrated to the islands over continuous land at three separate periods before, during, and after the glacial epoch.

Continuous land use changes without proper development plan and law enforcement may critically threaten the sustainability of river network in the highlands area.

It focuses on the continuous land-surface, although it also includes the analysis of landforms, discrete features, such as watersheds.

Airborne soldiers and special forces will capture an infrastructure node — the airfield — to enable the "continuous landing of troops and material" and allow newly landed forces some room to maneuver.

The height parameter was set to 3 m because this value is a reference to detention basins that hold sustainability values (e.g., landscape integration, environmental protection), but the irrigation capacity under these settings was smaller than 10 ha in 50% of cases, while continuous arable lands in the Sabor basin cover on average 222 ha.

Continuous ploughing of land may result in poor soil aggregate and soil crusting that reduces infiltration of rainfall.

The least values of soil, growth and head yield parameters (number of leaf, leaf area, stem height, head length, head girth and head weight) obtained under the control treatment compared to other treatments could be as a result of initial low soil nutrients status that often characterize continuous cultivation of land without fertilizer application.