Sentence examples for population of ten from inspiring English sources

Guinea, which has a population of ten and a half million people, is one of Africa's least developed nations, but it is rich in minerals, with the world's largest reserves of bauxite.

This example demonstrates the dynamics of a floc population of ten flow size groups between 1 and 10 mm in a headbox contracting channel.

Nine subjects with Parkinson's disease, five subjects with electrodes implanted in the subthalamic nucleus (STN) and four with electrodes in the globus pallidus internus (GPi), were compared with a population of ten age-matched control subjects.

For example, for a population of ten reproducing A. hattorfiana ♀ with the average degree of utilisation, the critical resource was predicted as 156 ± 16 individuals (±SE) of the plant K. arvensis, which corresponds to 780 inflorescences or 36,731,978 pollen grains.

It was first mentioned in the Domesday Book as having a population of ten at the time, and being part of the parish of Brington.

A population of ten vials from one ErA lot was analysed, with each vial being analysed in four repeats, for a total of 40 analyses (Fig.  2).

The North has positioned thousands of artillery cannons and rocket launchers in range of the South Korean capital, which has a population of ten million, and other densely populated areas.

With a population of sixty-five million, it becomes the most populous country, and arguably the most politically significant, to do so.

It is a nation with a population of ten million and geographically about the size of Minnesota, but it can serve as an alternative source of oil and gas for Europe through two pipelines.

Uyuni, which has a population of ten thousand, is only two hundred miles from the Pacific Ocean, but for more than a century Bolivia's access to the sea has been blocked by its historic enemy, Chile.

But in the gathering darkness, deep behind my soul, someone, something, whispers 'Africa.' " Boundary County, in the northernmost part of Idaho, is an isolated place, with a population of ten thousand spread out over twelve hundred square miles of mountains and forests.