Sentence examples for developing subdivisions from inspiring English sources

Many developing subdivisions are now being built with the lines underground.

As new highways opened access to southeastern North Carolina, and a nascent film industry conferred hipster appeal, Mr. Saffo joined with his father in developing subdivisions between town and the nearby beaches.

The danger is particularly acute in partially developed subdivisions where many homes are bordered by wooded lots, says Alan J. Long, a University of Florida professor of forestry who specializes in fire management.

At even greater electron mobilities and stronger magnetic fields, Tsui and Stšrmer discovered in 1982, the resistance steps developed subdivisions--the fractional quantum Hall effect.

These techniques can be used to develop subdivision techniques for curves and surfaces on the Gaussian sphere, such as Doo Sabin, Catmull Clark, and Kobbelt subdivisions.

Mr. Mahoney, who is from Dallas, moved to this area of North Carolina several years ago and started the M. E. Mahoney Building Company, developing a subdivision of custom homes catering to retirees and the suburban march from Raleigh.

In the lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Providence in August, Downing claimed the measures the state had taken to prevent it from developing the subdivision had amounted to a "de facto" taking of the property.

We used a mixed-method study combining a survey of 246 people who attended conservation subdivision workshops with a qualitative case study of four communities that successfully developed conservation subdivisions to identify potential barriers to conservation subdivisions and strategies to overcome those barriers.

Although some of Mr. McGreevey's environmental initiatives have met opposition from Republicans, today's announcement was applauded by legislators from communities where the pressure to develop new subdivisions has raised concerns about traffic congestion and higher property taxes for new schools, roads and sewers.

These amenities are physically developed with subdivisions or an exchange value paid to help support and build public recreational facilities throughout the city.

As knowledge has increased, paleontology has developed specialised subdivisions.