Sentence examples for land defining from inspiring English sources
Thus the cue coin by itself provides the subject with evidence of where the target coin will land, defining a likelihood.
Of the subspecies we evaluated, the Bonneville-Yellowstone, Colorado River, Rio Grande, greenback, and Lahontan lineages are delimited at least in part by the height of land defining major portions of watersheds.
"We are a human revenue stream; we are being made tenants in our own land, defined by the string of private fees we pay to exist here".
"Land defined by a [designated] boundary was liable to be compulsorily purchased," recalls Wyndham Thomas, one of the early new town pioneers, who formerly headed Peterborough Development Corporation.
After their ID cards are checked, some of them go across no man's land, defined by opposing sniper positions, and join the long queues to the distribution area.
It has improved in many ways since the 2007 troop "surge," but it is still a shattered country marred by violence and political dysfunction, a land defined on sectarian lines whose future, for better or worse, is now in the hands of its people.
His argument was that land defined the business cycle, not the other way around.
Arable land includes land defined by FAO as areas under temporary cultivation; cultivated land is that which is under permanent crops for long periods of time such as cocoa, coffee, and rubber.
10 The authors based their exposure estimates on Californian land-use maps and pesticide-use reports made for 1-square-mile tracts of land defined by the US Public Land Survey System.
Land use covariates included population density and features such as urban land (defined as land used for residential, commercial, industrial, or transportation purposes), agricultural land, forests, and bodies of water.
