Sentence examples for localities spread from inspiring English sources

It is as a result of Ashoka's patronage that Buddhism, which until then was a small sect confined to particular localities, spread throughout India and subsequently beyond the frontiers of the country.

The effect of such low fossil yields per locality, and localities spread across the province, could be to artificially depress the diversity adjusted for sampling area.

In a general population survey in October 2009, cluster sampling was employed for selecting 20 localities spread over wide areas with the inclusion of slums proportionate to the size.

The "Ebro Frontier" position has been that it lasted for about five millennia and disappeared no later than ca.35 ka cal BP, as implied by (1) the southwest Iberian sites with diagnostic Aurignacian II and III IV assemblages and (2) the fossil localities spreading from Romania to France that directly associate these younger stages of the Aurignacian with modern humans [4] [6], [41] [44].

It is particularly successful in urban localities, spreading faster into areas containing a high proportion of urban land (Purse et al., 2014).

They were probably seen as useful emissaries, returning from the parliament to their localities to spread the news of the reforms being undertaken.

In contrast, higher gene diversities occurred among the northern (NEPR/GAR) localities, where spreading rates are slower, 65-116 mm/yr.

On a smaller scale, V. cholerae is thought to persist around the African Great Lakes Region because, although it becomes extinct in areas, it is still present in other localities and can spread when weather conditions are favorable (7 ).

In China's cities, sojourning merchants sponsored visits of drama troupes from their own localities, which facilitated the spread of regional drama forms outside their own territories.

Soon there was consensus that cultural evolution occurred through one of two means: new technology and cultural practices were either locally invented in one place after another (innovation), or they were created in a few localities from whence they spread over a wide area (diffusion).

Higher vector densities can increase transmission of vector-borne infectious diseases in coastal localities, which can then spread to other areas.