Sentence examples for expansive areas from inspiring English sources
The map of urban clusters clearly shows the spatial heterogenicity of urban expansion and the most expansive areas in Wuhan.
Groell discovered more about Martin's imaginary setting while editing The World of Ice and Fire, a forthcoming companion book to help fans navigate the expansive areas described in the novels.
The largest and the most geologically stable of the structural provinces of the Earth's crust, it is characterized by expansive areas of low relief, lying at a general depth of about 15,000 feet (4,600 metres) below the surface.
Field measurements, however, are typically not practical to acquire over expansive areas or for large numbers of locations.
Rangelands are in essence a marginal category of expansive areas of limited productive potential - areas that are not cultivated, forested, or built upon.
Bar-On's (1997) emotional quotient inventory (EQ-I) is a 133-item self-report measure of EI containing five expansive areas of skills and its sub-skills including intrapersonal skills, interpersonal competence, stress management, adaptability, and general mood.
If you are set on more serious skiing, you can take a three- to four-hour drive from Beijing to Wanlong Ski Resort, a newer, more expansive area than Huaibei.
"It's a very expansive area and it isn't convenient for them to get into Waterbury," Jim Letts, the executive director, said.
The expansive area of North America between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains, extending from the Gulf of Mexico to the American subarctic, embodied many cultures whose various rites and ceremonies emerged from a common background.
The video was shot by Los Angeles Police Department LAPDD) officers on Sunday amid the grime and litter of Skid Row, the name given to an expansive area of downtown that is said to be home to 12,000 homeless people.
Finally, and most importantly, it establishes a connection between Washington's character in the most formative stage of its development and the raw, often savage, conditions in that expansive area called the Ohio Country.
