Sentence examples for extent over time from inspiring English sources

This enabled a new genetic measure of bird variation across geography, and to some extent over time.

"It is dependent to an extent, over time, on hand-held devices," said Ron LeMay, Aircell's chief executive.

Additionally, if we assume that the ocean primarily caused the noted correlation, LSOTC offers a mathematical approach for estimating topographic change of the ocean's extent over time.

(3) Analysing changes in extent over time was best achieved using aerial photography, due to their high resolution and long historical record in South Africa (1940 compared to 1970 in the Landsat series).

This suggests that the underlying reasons for suicide may have changed to some extent over time.

Moreover, early control of blood pressure is known to improve BP to a significant extent over time [ 18, 33, 34].

A weighted grid partitioning is used to partially address the load balancing challenge posed by partially wetted domains germane to flooding applications, where the flood extent varies over time, while the partitioning remains static.

In contrast, semi-permanent cultivators perceived to some extent control over time, financial capital, access to knowledge and markets.

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Remote sensing offers unique perspectives to study the relationship between urban systems and climate change because it provides spatially explicit and synoptic views of the landscape that are available at multiple grains, extents, and over time.

The speed of that balance and extent it happens over time is something that's really difficult to predict".