Sentence examples for in proximity to infrastructure from inspiring English sources
While the use of produced water may create brood-rearing habitat, there is evidence that such habitat, when in proximity to infrastructure, results in an ecological trap by establishing resource subsidies that modify predator abundance or effectiveness in ways that are detrimental to brooded females (see Dzialak et al. 2011b; Webb et al. 2012).
Due to patterns of climate, topography, soils and proximity to infrastructure and towns, remaining forest areas differ in their relative risk of being converted to plantations.
The external factors that Mr. Ward deals with most frequently have to do with proximity to infrastructure — power lines, commuter rails, highways.
We stratified the last stage random sample of twenty communities by anchor/non-anchor status, geographic location (such coastal/non-coastal), proximity to infrastructure, and road accessibility.
Chinese Internet users have questioned how the facility — which contained a vast array of harmful substances, including cyanide — existed in proximity to several major residential developments and infrastructure projects.
Where there is a high degree of technical freedom in the choice of location, industries have frequently tended to be located in proximity to the markets because of the more efficient labour supply, better infrastructure and lower distribution costs in the large market centres.
We are in proximity to the characters.
It is in proximity to adequate power and water utilities.
Reproductive success was also higher in proximity to unburned forests.
Places in proximity to user will likely have preference.
Add to the precariousness of the security situation a new Spectra gas pipeline, approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which will cross Entergy property in proximity to the plant (which is currently storing 1500 tons of radioactive waste) - a move Members of Congress are calling into question given recent successful cyber attacks on local New York infrastructure.
