Sentence examples for general locality from inspiring English sources

With the brothers in the same general locality, they joined forces increasingly from 1968.

It gives access to a mixture of scheduled and real-time (where available) information based on the user's location, postcode or general locality.

To address this Google and RWTH Aachen University published a paper last year on a system called PlaNet that offers high accuracy general locality geocoding, in which indicators such as vegetation, architecture, signage and other visual cues are used to estimate the general locality of an image.

Russell stated that "only general locality information could be provided" for the specimen, and therefore it could be dated only "possibly" to the Albian.

Brown and Erich Maren Schlaikjer compared the finds, and, though they allowed that both specimens were from the same general locality and geological formation, they considered the specimen sufficiently distinct from the holotype to warrant erecting a new species, and described the fossils as Styracosaurus parksi, named in honor of William Parks.

A Maastrichtian age is proposed for the fossil based on its color and general locality, but there is no record of the geological horizon from which it was collected and no matrix remains adhered to the specimen that might better constrain provenance.

We selected 24 sites in four general localities that shared similar environmental conditions and were distributed along an east-west axis in the southern part of the peninsula (Figure 1A).

General Schedule locality pay is based on where the employee works, not where he or she lives, and results in differences in pay for the same job in one location vs. another.

Ethnicity was recorded sparsely for general practice locality but not at all for individuals and is therefore not included in our study.

All 66 clusters of general practices (localities) that routinely collected breastfeeding data through the Child Health Surveillance Programme (CHSP) of the National Health Service (NHS) Scotland from October 2002 were eligible to participate.

Participants Pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and babies registered with 14 of 66 eligible clusters of general practices (localities) in Scotland that routinely collect breastfeeding outcome data.