Sentence examples for minor subdivision from inspiring English sources

He says there is a provision in Riverhead's town code that allows six lots to be treated as a minor subdivision.

Customarily, when land is subdivided, a subdivision of four lots or less is referred to as a minor subdivision and as such requires less scrutiny by planning agencies and health departments than subdivisions of five lots or more.

Originally a minor subdivision of American hardcore punk, emo became a worldwide phenomenon, as bands including My Chemical Romance, Panic! at the Disco and Paramore welded pained teenage angst to urgent pop-punk melodies.

"The one small, minor subdivision has nothing to do with the big picture".

In countries like Canada it is possible that small precursor earthquake swarms might go undetected, particularly if no events were observed; more significant events in larger swarms would be detected but only a minor subdivision of the swarm events would be complex to clarify them with confidence as volcanic in nature, or even associate them with an individual volcanic edifice.

Within each type of sign were minor subdivisions, such as the different kinds of bird in flight or the direction of flight in relation to the observer, each of which had a special meaning.

The division of the major regions into minor subdivisions helps to elucidate more recent events in Earth history as well as the dispersal capabilities, adaptive strategies, and ecological relationships of the biota.

The results revealed several distinct trends: (1) major subdivisions became more "clustered" and less land consumptive, (2) minor subdivisions revealed the opposite trend and are recently consuming the more land, (3) distances from existing development decreased for major subdivisions, and (4) increasing numbers of parcels were near or within riparian areas.

He also designed modest subdivisions.

There are some minor variations in the subdivision of the MSE and the sequence and names of MSE domains.

Using landscape metrics drawn from landscape ecology and urban sprawl literature, this study tracked changes in metrics across the 1973 2004 time period for regulated subdivision, major and minor, at several spatial scales.