The following measures taken to control the epidemic: excluding visitors from the countryside, extensive culling of affected herds and flocks of farm animals, and limiting the movement of animals for trade and to and from pastures in affected areas (13 ).
Feudal privileges and immunities were finally abolished, although the landed aristocracy retained extensive power in the countryside.
Given their role in conservation and the preservation of extensive reaches of beautiful countryside, their contribution to rural employment and the pleasure and health benefits they provide to visitors, this is a bargain.
Viewed from above, the countryside is an extensive patchwork of agricultural ponds, glinting in the sunlight.
The demands of this vast urban population have caused extensive erosion in the surrounding countryside, as the soil is exhausted from overcultivation and trees cut for charcoal have not been replanted.
It furthermore should be noted that the German 'greens' do not wield extensive political power in the countryside of Brandenburg in Germany.
There are indications that there may be extensive reserves of shale gas under the countryside, and Mr Osborne is looking at them to provide cheap energy.
A single family with extensive landholdings in both the city and the nearby countryside dominates the neighborhood, though, and the patriarch, an old-fashioned autocrat named Francisco, doesn't want to cede any control.
Much of the tax system, based on the excise (largely a tax on food) paid by the towns and the contribution (a complex property tax) raised in the countryside, supplemented by the profits of the extensive royal domains, remained essentially unchanged.
We analyzed three "building a new countryside" implementation scenarios (Historical Trend, Intensive Development, and Extensive Development) using the SLEUTH urban growth and land cover change model in combination with remote sensing and GIS analysis.
