Sentence examples for developed location from inspiring English sources

Mr. Treash said he believed the church's plan was the kind of growth the town needs, with a variety of services being provided in an already developed location.

Deeply influenced by the German economists who developed location theory -- the study of geographic location as a prime factor in economic development -- he began lobbying for an interdisciplinary approach to analyzing local and regional economies.

As the highway heads north, it runs parallel to the county line for 4 mile and passes through the hamlet of Chambers, the only developed location along an otherwise nondescript and undeveloped stretch that leads to Schuyler County and the town of Dix.

"We wanted to do a project in a more developed location," says Ben Keene, Tribewanted's co-founder, who is peeling potatoes in the kitchen while I sit lazily by with a glass of wine.

The prevalence of PNNSH was high, especially in the more developed location, and perinatal variables (birth weight, preterm birth and maternal age at infant's birth) were not associated with it.

The Umatilla National Forest in Oregon is typical of the new approach at undeveloped or minimally developed locations.

Many recent college graduates prefer to stay in the area where they completed their degree because they have developed location-specific human capital that increases the area's desirability.

A week after announcing Latitude, which shares your location with friends on Google Maps and threatens to render several startups irrelevant, an engineer has developed location-aware email signatures for Gmail.

We developed location-specific (soil and climate) long-term averaged CWPFs for corn (Zea mays L). using the Root Zone Water Quality Model (RZWQM2) and 20 years (1992 2011) of historical weather data from three counties of Colorado.

A group of UK and Irish students on IBM's Extreme Blue internship programme has developed location-aware messaging accessibility (Lama) technology to give people information about locations via their mobiles – but this lacks the transformative and disruptive power of folksonomy and social networking.

Nonetheless, their choices were not random, but the result of a developed location-based association strategy.