Sentence examples for extent covers from inspiring English sources

The spatial extent covers the entire globe except Antarctica and some small islands.

Their spatial resolution is 250 m and their extent covers Peloponnese in Greece (geographical extent: south =36, east =23.6, north =38.5, west=21).

In the Netherlands, therefore, a university hospital to some extent covers the same population as a regional clinic.

The extent covers all objects (or entities) that are instances of the concept, while the intent comprises all attributes (or properties) holding for all the objects under consideration.

At the end of this year's summer melt season, the areal extent covered by sea ice was more than a million square kilometers below the 30-year average.

What is fascinating about the Apollo article, written by Jonathan Lopez, is that the story it tells has been, to an extent, covered up till now.

Mercia, the great kingdom which at its largest extent covered all the Midlands, and Northumbria, which spanned the whole of the North from the Humber to Edinburgh, are likewise shoo-ins for heptarchical cricket.

Although his earlier work had to some extent covered Vitus Bering's two voyages for Russia, more detail and illustrations are given here, while the section on Alejandro Malaspina's great voyage for Spain and its complex relationship with the Maldonado narrative, which distracted it from its course, is entirely new.

The extent covered at other times of the year has also been shrinking.

The surface area extent covered by the reservoir was estimated using the grid template method.

Once damage is assessed, you can expect to receive a claims payment for the value of loss incurred (and the extent covered by your policy).