Sentence examples for network of urban from inspiring English sources
According to Garrett, the London Consolidation Crew is part of a network of urban explorers across Europe and the US.
We chose Capital Radio Group because we believed it had the resources to develop a network of urban stations, and continue our work.
In times of disaster, the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMAA) dispatches its network of Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) teams.
Demands for more open, public spaces for cities top the wishlist of Guardian Cities' network of urban bloggers, collated to mark the first anniversary of the website.
As discussed in This City Life, one of our global network of urban bloggers, the development aims to take place on the deserted Hellinikon Airport site which was used as a hub for Olympic venues in 2004.
Carnegie Hall readily accepted, and the Wednesday concert will benefit the National Academy Foundation, a network of urban high school academies established by Sanford I. Weill, the chairman of Carnegie's board.
As the incidence of international conflict diminishes, ever more countries are building roads, railways, pipelines, bridges and Internet cables across borders, forging networks of urban centers that depend on one another for trade, investment and job creation.
The findings contribute to a more in-depth understanding of the effects of informatisation and urban transformation on the social networks of urban residents.
Furthermore, our regression analysis reveals how the roles of spatial and relational distances in the online social networks of urban residents relate to the context of urban transformation in contemporary China.
Networks of urban green space can provide critical resources for wild bees, however it is unclear which attributes of green spaces provide these resources, or how their management can be improved to benefit a diversity of bee species.
This paper argues that emergent aspects of food policy in the UK can be understood as a social movement, which sustains development by way of bottom-up, horizontal networks of urban groups, and business associations.
