Sentence examples for developed localities from inspiring English sources

While international trade in greenhouse gas reductions holds substantial promise as a source of new funding for sustainable development, this market can be largely inaccessible to many smaller-scale projects, remote communities, and least developed localities.

The difference in the electrical structures between the four areas may suggest that such a dynamic process developed with locality, or that different dynamic processes developed locally in each area.

The average nearest neighbor distance of pre-Mughal localities is 193.34 m and that of newly developed Mughal localities is 380.17 m.

To manage the concern of maintaining a necessary network size, several sites developed smaller localities, clusters of practices within their network which resolve local issues, including commissioning.

Thus the newly developed Mughal localities in the west and the north made a clear distinction with the compactly built old pre-Mughal localities.

The reduced ENMs developed using localities from either K1 (average training and test AUC values of 0.994±0.001 SD and 0.992±0.002 SD, respectively) or K3 (average training and test AUC values of 0.981±0.004 SD and 0.982±0.018 SD, respectively) alone also performed well in predicting the range-wide distribution of A. transcaspicus (Figure 2).

The app, which was developed by local services startup Locality, enables customers to book a massage appointment with just a few hours notice, and also frequently at a deep discount to what they would usually pay.

Forests may also develop in localities of former meadows as a process of Natural Succession (hereafter NS) when abandoned arable land and/or hay meadows are recolonized by shrubs and eventually become forests.

A number of district and local shopping centres have developed in other localities.

Karim (1964) gave a comprehensive picture about the localities developed during the Mughal period.

But these are the very activities which are important to councils in shaping and developing their locality.