Sentence examples for locality's from inspiring English sources

(Still, Rod's complaint that the stocks are useless on the locality's more anorexic girls is grimly hilarious).

Jay Shek, co-founder and CEO of Locality, tells us that 90percentt of Locality's pricing, services and hours data is not available anywhere else online, because these businesses don't put this data online to begin with.

Speaking after opening statements setting out the arguments for and against Rumney Recreation Ground being granted village green status, Alun Michael MP detailed the locality's long standing attachment to the fields and local resident Mel Plenty reminisced on his memories of the site.

This radical federal overreach could permanently take away state and local governments' ability to enact measures that address a specific locality's cultural, agricultural, and ecological concerns, issues that have long been recognized as falling under state and local governments' traditional legislative powers.

The loss of small shops drains a locality's economic and social capital.

Millet, wheat, and cotton are the locality's chief dry crops, and sugarcane ranks as the most important irrigated crop.

To detect putative barriers to gene flow, genetic differentiation was estimated along the EPR from a multilocus Fst as calculated using Weir and Cockerham's θ [ 37], adding populations one at a time from the most southern locality (21°33'S) to 13°N.

In 2001, excavations began at a new locality, Cooper's D, which dates to ∼1.4-1.5 ∼1.4-1.5

(For more detail on Bell's locality assumption, see Bell's theorem in Scholarpedia).

The graveyard also contains members of the Taverner, Uhr and Rodd families, after whom the localities Taverner's Hill, Uhr's Point, and Rodd Point are named.

These units were also described by Herrick [52], with "Facies B, C, and E" at her "Lot's Wife" locality representing the Lot's Wife beds, and "Facies F" and (in part) "Facies E" at her "Gatesy's Plunge" locality representing the Jim Camp Wash beds.