Sentence examples for dense land from inspiring English sources

In areas of high land prices and dense land use, tunnels may be the only economic route for mass transportation.

Such neighbourhoods would be characterised by a gridded street network and diverse and highly dense land use that facilitates non-motorised travel modes.

Shinohara et al. (2011) have been observing the aftershocks just above the rupture zones by using ocean bottom seismometers (OBSs) and these data and high dense land-based seismic data, such as Hi-net, should bring us the hypocenter distribution in fine detail.

They devoted decades to the improvement of the stony, clay-dense land and the welfare of its people, in what Iris's daughter Benedetta Origo described to me as a mission – which continues to this day – "to bring some prosperity to this incredibly poor pocket of what was, even then, the very rich region of Tuscany".

Baringo case location risk factors were dense bush land use, solonchak soil type, and rain in the first 10 days of February.

"Antietam No. 5" presents a dense black land mass, faintly arched at the top, that covers three-quarters of the picture surface.

RVF case grid locations were more likely to be sparse agriculture or dense shrubbery land use locations versus non-case locations (73% versus 58%; P < 0.0001, χ test).

For the woodland and dense savannah land cover classes, the proportion of high overlap area was larger for controls than cases for all annual periods, except for the third annual period where this pattern was reversed.

The woodland and dense savannah land cover classes tended to occupy a greater proportion of the control overlap zones than case high overlap zones, although this was mainly non-significant (data not shown).

Running through the Highland State Recreational Area, M-59 swings to the north through rural Oakland County's lake country which comprises several lakes in dense forest lands and residential subdivisions that form the northern edge of the Metropolitan Detroit area.

As a result, city populations are becoming denser and land and property scarcer.