Sentence examples for expanse of a single from inspiring English sources

A plantation in that context is a large expanse of a single crop grown for agricultural production.

Mr. Sevcenko once wrote that historians fell into two categories: "the brightly colored butterfly flitting about over a flower bed" and "the crawling caterpillar whose worm's-eye view covers the expanse of a single cabbage leaf".

Frameless — VR is to plunge the viewer into a boundless three-dimensional space, where the continuous borderless expanse of a single wraparound image vastly exceeds the visual field of the eye.

I hope O'Reilly can then explain why over a two thousand year expanse I cannot find evidence of a single incident of marauders or persecutors attacking Romans or their descendents with the charge "Christ Killers".

And behind those beaches, endless expanses of bare stone devoid of a single plant, not a blade of grass to bring a flash of green to barren, brown expanses.

Aggregating the peak density maps from multiple starting locations should minimize the potential bias of a single starting seed location and provide the estimates of area centers across broad expanses of the brain's cortical and subcortical structures.

Inside, spot-lit, suspended above an expanse of polished concrete floor, a single pale grey blade, with weights and cables attached to it, flexes slowly up and down, vast and stately as the tail of a whale.

The housing stock includes one- and two-family, wood-frame homes built in the 20's and 30's, bungalows sometimes built far earlier and newer expanses of single and attached brick one- and two-family houses built in the 50's and 60's.

In "Ich Nicht IX," a cheery expanse of different shades of yellow is interrupted by a single rectangle of blue in the upper right-hand corner.

Because of its rhizome reproduction, a single huge expanse may represent only four or five phragmites plants, while other species are driven out.

Sometimes we might almost be looking at luscious expanses of paint poured over a rough surface, as in the field of royal blue bisected by a single vein of red in a photograph of the Deepwater Horizon spill.