The Salford Lung Study, whose results were reported in May 2016, is considered something of a micro-example of what HInM could achieve on a conurbation-wide scale.
Even the weight of the skyscrapers, constantly on the rise in a conurbation in the throes of perpetual change, is contributing to Bangkok's gradual immersion.
Newcastle University lies at the heart of a city with a population of around 300,000 within a conurbation of around 900,000, which lies on the North side of the river Tyne in the North-East of England.
Anxious to consolidate St Petersburg as a conurbation, Peter the Great forced his nobles to build second houses on the plots of land he gave them just outside the city.
It is a purpose-built city built on reclaimed land, a business hub that crystallised out of the Yellow Sea as a conurbation of neighbouring Incheon.
Again we used the AIRGENE algorithm to combine data from multiple stations within a conurbation.
It is a conurbation of 220,000 inhabitants and is regarded as the fastest growing urban community on the continent.
The town forms a conurbation with adjoining Bayt Jālā, to the northwest, and Bayt Sāḥūr, to the southeast.
But now, it seems there was a colossal low-density urban sprawl here, a conurbation of different places with massive working citadels with enormous infrastructure.
The city has turned the corner from a deprived conurbation to a shining megalopolis, a neo-Hong Kong.
During the 19th century Malvern developed rapidly from a village to a sprawling conurbation owing to its popularity as a hydrotherapy spa based on its spring waters.
