Sentence examples similar to locationally specific from inspiring English sources
The directives introduced in this second case are obviously locationally-specific and map-dependent.
But in the 21st Century there will also be variables that will influence local economic opportunity that are not locationally driven.
Notwithstanding its high natural landscape and liveability values, the Nambucca Valley has been bypassed during the later-phase, locationally selective commodification of rural hinterlands.
Locationally suitable land use evolved in areas where transportation facilities were available and farmers were granted land title with the necessary extension services and credit facilities.
The production location mainly because the environmental impact of the electricity used in production is very locationally dependent, and as a result, production of PV in China has, for example, almost twice the GHG footprint compared to production in Europe7,42,43.
So we're going to be selling LNG, and we'll have to be competing with the pipeline and I think will compete successfully, although there is a little advantage locationally.
On one occasion, when Maxwell was locationally baffled, O'Connor sent him a couple of sketches to explain his story, marked with helpful annotations like "Window", "Door", "Hallway", "Table", "Father" and "Son".
Specific candidates face specific problems.
