Sentence examples for particular locale from inspiring English sources

A specific definition of edge effect for a particular locale can be used to adjust the analysis according to local information or expert knowledge on the forest of interest.

"We want to steer you to the right steps in a particular locale," Mr. Daniel said.

But it is not drawn from any particular locale, and this is a relief.

Today, Green's name is hardly known -- except for his outdoor sound-and-light historical dramas based on the lore of a particular locale.

The mix of algae species found in any particular locale is dependent on latitude and also varies greatly according to wave exposure and the activity of grazers.

In his evocation of the spirit of place, Moore was peerless at extracting the essential qualities of a particular locale and explaining them to others, not least of all its inhabitants.

Because immigrant groups have tended to settle in particular locales, they generally have retained their cultural identity.

They tell us that African art is not a fixed set of forms repeated verbatim, with particular forms assigned to particular locales.

Most of the reliable indicia of what he's up to involve his cultivating close political relations with specific groups, in particular locales, that know exactly what they want from government.

In the great tradition of Darwin's own Journal of Researches (Darwin 1845) ("Voyage of the Beagle"), many works of evolution by example present particular locales as central themes.

In recent decades, forest management that includes fire suppression and intensive management, and ecological constraints have resulted in a landscape in which early-to-mid successional hardwood patches have been reduced in size, fragmented, and restricted to particular locales.