Sentence examples for of landmass from inspiring English sources

Congo is one of Africa's most pivotal nations, the largest in terms of landmass south of the Sahara.

In terms of landmass, Oklahoma City is the third-largest metropolis in America, and she was a five-hour walk from home.

For the entire watershed, the area under the HC also called the Hypsometric Integral (HI), which represents the relative fraction of landmass that remains above the base plane, was calculated by the integration of f(x) between the limits of the unit square.

Northern region is the biggest in terms of landmass covering about 70,384 km.

Therefore, the emergence of ecological opportunity is more likely to be a function of landmass area, and hence, it may only be less frequent in continents.

It covers an approximate area of 97,700 km2 and represents nearly 41%% of the landmass of Ghana with 35%% of the country's population inhabiting in it (Ghana Statistical Service 2005).

They are slightly different in each hemisphere because of differences in the distribution of landmasses and oceans.

In addition, these migrations and the associated climate are complicated by the presence of landmasses and major mountain features, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere.

The western half of the Pacific is dotted with many islands, large and small, while the eastern half of the ocean is, with the exception of the Hawaiian Islands, almost devoid of landmasses (and hence of usable bases).

For example, greater production of organic matter, perhaps owing to an increased influx of nutrients related to the colonization of landmasses by rooted plants, may have made continental seas more susceptible to anoxia.

During the eighteenth century, scientists adapted Newton's theory to the variability of ocean's depth, presence and morphology of landmasses, consequences of the Earth's rotation, etc.