Sentence examples for extent provinces from inspiring English sources

To a considerable extent "Provinces of Night" is a coming-of-age story, Fleming moving from the paralysis of abandonment to self-sufficiency, against the roistering background of a Southern town and a Southern family.

Simpson et al. (2011) undertook a quantitative assessment of volcanic ash hazard across the Asia-Pacific region using the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program GVPP) database that enabled the straightforward production of magnitude frequency plots for each country and, to some extent, provinces within countries, in the region.

Between 1994 and 2003, the rate among young people decreased to a similar extent in provinces both with legislation (28.0%, 95% confidence interval 22.8% to 33.2%) and without legislation (22.3%, 15.0% to 29.6%), suggesting fewer young cyclists, improvements to cycling safety, or a change in hospital admission policies.

In contrast, serogroup A was mainly present in Tillabéry (western Niger) with 49.1% (n = 57) of the strains and, to a lesser extent, in the provinces of Maradi (16.4%, n = 19) and Dosso (13.8%, n = 16).

Classical ballet has to a large extent remained the province of perfection, at least in New York City.

For decades now, Pakistanis in the Punjab and Sindh have felt distanced from the tribal areas of the FATA (Federally Administered Tribal Areas), the NWFP (North Western Frontier Province) and even, to a certain extent, the Baluchistan province.

The territorial extent of the Province matches almost perfectly that of the lagoon.

During the WNV seasons of 2003 2007, mosquito surveillance covered the southern extent of the province and extended as far north as 55°N latitude.

A similar situation, but to a lesser extent, exists for the provinces of Kerman, Kohgiluyeh-Buyer Ahmad, Kermanshah, Hormozgan and Hamadan.

This was said to have affected the extent to which large provinces could reach all primary school heads as well as the extent to which training could be provided in all modules in the managerial skills training programme.

We have applied various combinations of forward and inversion modeling of magnetic and gravity to well-constrained (petrophysics and drillholes) areas to characterize the 3D geometry and extent of the volcanic province and its crustal architecture, thereby adding to a better understanding of the emplacement mechanisms involved.