Sentence examples for cover in relation to from inspiring English sources

The New York Post was criticised for choosing to apparently make a rape joke on their front cover in relation to the story of former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle, who has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges.

We used the Euclidean distance analysis to quantify presence of tanglehead cover in relation to the distance from the roads.

The purpose of this study is to model shrub density and cover in relation to juniper competition across a heterogeneous landscape in a southeast Oregon watershed.

Belfast Trust will restrict the recruitment of administration and clerical staff until the end of the year and reduce backfill cover in relation to current administration and clerical vacancies.

These interventions deeply modified the original rural landscape, characterized by sparse vegetation cover in relation to a long history of intense grazing and subsistence cropping, and by soils prone to surface crusting and to high runoff generation.

Understanding the patterns of change in coral cover in relation to different sources of disturbance should provide a broader understanding of risks to reef resilience.

Wide ranges of both inlet temperature (875 1275 K) and oxygen/fuel ratio (C/O from 0.01 to 1.4) as well as narrow ranges of dilution (85 90% of nitrogen content) and residence time (0.35 0.5 s) were covered in relation to the identification of regimes either with multiple operating points (hysteresis), steady unsteady behavior or stable unstable evolution.

It was more difficult to estimate the amount of bases covered in relation to all bases of the complete pea transcriptome (in other words the 'transcriptome coverage') since the genome of the garden pea has not been sequenced yet.

The lawyer went on: "His assertion that I 'took charge of a cover-up' in relation to phone-hacking is a shameful lie.

"His assertion that I 'took charge of a cover-up' in relation to phone hacking is a shameful lie, " Mr. Crone, longtime legal manager of News International, News Corporation's British newspaper arm, said in a statement.

These cover, e.g., amendments in relation to the powers of the Senate and the method of selecting Senators.