Sentence examples for denotes areas from inspiring English sources

The name chaparral is applied primarily to the coastal and inland mountain vegetation of southwestern North America; sometimes it takes the place of a more general term, Mediterranean vegetation, which denotes areas of similar vegetation around the Mediterranean Sea, at the southern tip of Africa, in southwestern Australia, and in central South America.

Red color denotes areas that are coupled significantly stronger with the respective seed area in the mismatch compared with the no-precedent condition (mismatch > no precedent), whereas blue color denotes the reverse effect (mismatch < no precedent).

According to Bossew et al. (2013), "Qualitatively, this concept denotes areas where observed or expected values of a Rn-related variable are high with respect to reference values or with respect to the mean over the domain".

All values are for day 1 of ICU admission, except awhich denotes area under curve for 10 days.

The units need to be written as "units 2," because this denotes area, otherwise known as "square units" The full answer to the sphere in the pictures is: Surface Area = 314 units2.

Their task was to try to remove the infamous "square brackets" denoting areas of disagreement on the text and they met in small huddles around the conference centre, squatting on the floor in corridors or standing around a smart phone.

These circles denote areas where you might like to park your Gulf Stream, climb on the roof, and extend your arms to the heavens, backlit by a solar flare.

Security maps of southern, eastern and much of northern Afghanistan are coloured livid red, to denote areas of Taliban control, with seams of green showing highways and checkpoints held by the government.

The darker colors denote areas where negative people are.

The brightest colors denote areas where the happiest people seem to be.

White areas denote areas of blanket bog.