Sentence examples for identifying a city from inspiring English sources

Zillow looked at the largest metro areas and focused on identifying a city in each where home values had appreciated for at least three straight quarters, the rate of home sales was healthy and foreclosure rates were lower than in the metro area.

Moving beyond the analysis of human movements, recent works have shown that mobile phone data can be useful to study metropolitan land use [24 28] and, more in general, can provide some quantitative measures to classify cities in terms of their polycentrism, by identifying a city's hotspots and monitoring their stability over time [29].

So was the name of a nearby shrine that identified a city in Japan.

"But everything tends to collect and move through Siliguri," a villager says, identifying a chaotic city in West Bengal which is also a springboard into the Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal and Bhutan.

By the time he released his report Thursday, Mr. Rose said he had still been unable to identify a competing city.

Only 968 of the 2,825 victims have been positively identified, a number city officials said they hoped would continue to rise as a DNA identification process continues through this year.

Text messages from Haitians saying that they needed food and water helped identify a tent city that the American military and relief workers were previously unaware of, Mr. Bank said.

"Our objective in this process is to identify a partner city that can work with us to present a compelling bid to the I.O.C. and that has the right alignment of political, business and community leadership," the letter to the mayors reads.

In response to this influx, the government of the Transvaal, the small Boer republic under whose jurisdiction the Witwatersrand fell, dispatched two men, Vice President Christiaan Johannes Joubert and Deputy Surveyor-General Johann Rissik, to inspect the goldfields and identify a suitable city site.

A synthesis of the main characteristics that could identify a sustainable city are made by Banister [3, 4, 5] especially for the European context, where the scarcity of space and the protection of not built-up space are key issues.

From the different groups within the Koppen-Geiger climate classification system, the ones in which the CPDEC had the potential of usage were identified; a sample city from each group was selected, and the features of the optimized systems for that condition were obtained.