Sentence examples for present-day area from inspiring English sources

At the time, the newly created District of Columbia consisted of two counties, Washington (the present-day area of Washington, D.C). and Alexandria (which is now Alexandria, Virginia).

Although, for some ancestral model reconstructions, no present-day area was within the suitable envelope, this does not invalidate the model, as past climates could exhibit climate types not seen in the present day [ 35].

The modern spelling is preferred when referring to the present-day area.

The present-day area of Gilneas has been mostly abandoned and lies in ruins after the Forsaken invaded.

The high degree of communication that existed at this time among the different peoples in the area that would become Nigeria was evidenced when the call to jihad ("struggle" or "battle")—made in Gudu, in the northwest had repercussions throughout the entire area comprising the present-day country.

Area-averaged changes in soil temperature at a depth of 1 and 15 m in the present-day permafrost area in the QTEC are shown in Fig. 2a, b.

For a long time the Qieyun dictionary was assumed to represent the language of the capital of the Sui dynasty, Chang'an (in the present province of Shaanxi), but research has demonstrated that its major component was the language of the present-day Nanjing area with a certain attempt at compromise with other speech habits.

These figures are averaged over the simulated present-day permafrost area in the QTEC during the period 1986–2099, relative to the period 1986–2005.

By 2099, the increase in ensemble mean soil temperature will be 1.0 °C (RCP2.6), 1.9 °C (RCP4.5), and 3.6 °C (RCP8.5) in the present-day permafrost area in the QTEC.

Petroleum migration patterns in the present-day shelf area of the Columbus basin reflect a complex interaction of structural evolution, stratigraphic architecture, and fault-seal behavior.

By 2060, the ensemble mean active layer thickness will increase by 0.98 m (RCP2.6), 1.65 m (RCP4.5), and 4.30 m (RCP8.5) in the present-day permafrost area in the QTEC, despite a large range across the different climate models.