Sentence examples for for such areas from inspiring English sources

I crossed a mile of shadowed, shallow, open water (dry — secca — is the name for such areas, accessible only by motorless, flat-bottomed boats) and entered a dredged-out channel called Canale Orfano, the Orphan Canal.

Ceramic tiles and quarry (unglazed) tiles are made not only for such areas as bathrooms but, particularly in the case of quarry tiles, are suitable for almost any space.

But while I.B.M. and other developers have had some success creating negotiation software for such areas, most companies are still a long way from being ready for digital dealing because the bulk of their data is on paper or in human memory, not on hard disks.

But in 2000, the Clinton administration simplified the criteria for such areas; when the Bush administration applied those rules to the data from the 2000 census, it turned out that those eight New York counties had been combined with Bergen, Hudson and Passaic Counties into a single metropolitan division.

The government says power supply for such areas has fallen by a quarter, from 41 gigawatts to 31 gigawatts, because of the quake-induced disruption.On top of those concerns, the Meteorological Agency, which on March 13th upgraded its assessment of the size of Friday's earthquake from 8.8 to 9.0, has also warned than in the next three days, there is a 70% chance of another big quake.

For such areas, restoration or phytoremediation are important strategies.

For such area, the Japanese Society of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering created a manual in 1993.

For modeling such areas, it is considered to use a formulation based on social force models.

Social-ecological "hotspots" represent valuable areas from both human and environmental perspectives but appropriate and valid methods for identifying such areas are under-developed.

For instance, such areas in the Russian Far East (RFE) are estimated to cover tens of million hectares (Shvidenko et al. 2013).

We provide a method for identifying such areas in broad-scale surveys of the seafloor using the acoustic discrimination system QTC VIEW.