All trends have an effect on the hinterland and are discussed in the context of agglomeration effects or hinterland shrinkage due to reurbanization.
There's a trickle-down effect into the London hinterland.
Cathay could no longer afford to keep ignoring its hinterland, just as Dragonair, now in effect a mainland carrier, was increasingly loth to play second fiddle to Cathay.As a result, the "one route, one airline" policy never actually formalised in law began unwinding this year.
In 1890, Joseph Conrad, an officer aboard the Roi des Belges, sailed up the River Congo into the hinterland of the Congo Free State, in effect the private fiefdom of King Leopold of Belgium.
The discrete event Simulation model for InterModal BArge transport (SIMBA) covers the hinterland waterway network of the port of Antwerp, in order to analyze effects of future policy measures for intermodal barge transport or to analyze planning decisions of private stakeholders [2, 3].
He proposes and eventually puts into effect a plan to hold one-day clinics in the hinterland villages.
In effect, the production of butter oil by pastoralist households throughout Soqotra's hinterland was integral to a dialectical symbiosis between the subsistence economy of the hinterland and the political and economic interests of the Sultanate's coastal elites.
Therefore, development in the hinterland that alters the fluvial sediment input from those local rivers could have significant effects on the coast.
The small-flowered white daisy called fleabane has created some handsome effects, standing in massed bands atvarious boundaries between gardens or lawns and unkempt hinterland.
This dark territory stalked by the likes of Saridza, the hinterland that Kenton stumbles into, between the secret decisions made in board-rooms and the global upheavals they effect, is ideal terrain for a thriller to explore.
