Sentence examples for largely enclosed from inspiring English sources

Like the Mediterranean, the sea is shallow and largely enclosed.

In the eastern Pacific, largely enclosed within a huge triangle formed by the Hawaiian Islands to the north, New Zealand to the southwest, and Easter Island (Rapa Nui) far to the east, are the many ("poly") islands of Polynesia.

Officials at the agency said ConocoPhillips China, a subsidiary of the Houston-based energy giant that operates the rigs with a Chinese state-owned company, "should take the blame" for the accident, which occurred in the mouth of the Bohai Sea, a largely enclosed body of water that touches on three provinces and the city of Tianjin.

At that time, the nascent North Atlantic was much narrower than it is today and was a largely enclosed basin surrounded by land which, along with the warmer climate of the time, helps explain why the long-trapped water is almost twice as salty as today's seawater, the researchers report online today in Nature.

Instead, they are largely enclosed within the Fc region, where they help to maintain its spatial conformation.

In particular, the signature genes that were differentially expressed in OvCar-3 and PC-3 OPNc-overexpressing cells were largely enclosed by six network modules.

The noise pollution was addressed by building a noise barrier 352 m long which largely encloses that motorway section like a tunnel.

Some counties such as Kent, Essex and Devon were little affected, having largely been enclosed much earlier, often directly from forest or moorland.

The scramjet has an unusual feature: the inlet deceleration and exhaust acceleration occur largely outside the enclosed engine inlet and exhaust ducts against external aircraft surfaces in front of and to the rear of the engine.

One of the great things about this enclosed structure - made largely of concrete, steel trusses and glass reinforced concrete cladding - is that offers a walk across the wide river in the shade.

Once the building was enclosed, Mr. Gayman was largely on his own.