Sentence examples for much localized from inspiring English sources

Technology was pretty much localized to South Bay hubs such as Santa Clara, San Jose, Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Milpitas, and Palo Alto.

Thus, the impact of FAPs deployed at a neighbor floor is much localized.

For sufficiently high value of the permittivity of the dielectric cavity the electric field of the surface plasmon is much localized at the surface of the cavity.

The addition of Alipay is unlikely to make a huge impact on Grab's business initially, however, since the app is very much localized in each of its six countries in Southeast Asia.

In situ hybridization showed that Vrs1 expression was very much localized to the lateral-spikelet primordia in spikes at the triple-mound stage and glum-primordium stages (Komatsuda et al. 2007), with zero detectable expression in young leaves (Fig.  4).

The rarity, particularly of P. rodhaini, the small population of P. duboscqi and its much localized presence in the west of the study area under study strongly suggest that these two species would not be involved in the transmission of canine leishmaniasis.

"Politics is much more localized in Ireland than pretty much anywhere in Europe -- and where the parties have always said it was people before politics, now I think it's gone even further," said Gary Murphy, professor of government at Dublin City University.

Efforts to match the outputs from the global scale climate studies to much more localized climate change impacts studies must first elucidate the local processes that give rise to HAB variations, and then to develop new methods for downscaling the IPCC climate change scenarios that can be used to build the bridge to HAB impacts studies.

"The resistance is much more localized to the tech crowd now".

"I think the league is a little bit unwieldy now," Carnesecca said, a succinct way of saying he would prefer it as it once was, a conference that was "much smaller, localized," and one that made sense.

Still, Carnesecca was willing to risk sounding as if he were barricaded inside a decade long vanished, pining for when the groundbreaking conference of fierce, mostly Catholic university rivals was "much smaller, localized," while making perfect geographic sense.