Sentence examples for regional aspects from inspiring English sources

Their synthesis of Bauhaus internationalism with New England regional aspects of wood-frame building greatly influenced domestic architecture throughout the United States.

This feature allows the preservation of regional aspects of language.

However, very few studies deal simultaneously with both multivariate and regional aspects.

Current PEMs tend to treat the globe similarly in terms of physiological and meteorological factors, often ignoring unique regional aspects.

Decision making in densely populated areas is dependent on local or regional aspects to a very high degree.

Consequently, real selling price of house-building has shown variety with respect to the regional aspects and salesmen.

She also claims that there is "more than enough cocaine produced in the region to meet world demand," and the regional aspect is obviously an important factor here while traffickers may have moved out of Colombia, Vargas Meza says that many are now working in Bolivia and Peru.

But, argue Messrs Malik and Awadallah, there is also a regional aspect to the private sector's weakness the failure to develop regional markets.

But he added, "I think in future years there will be a broader regional aspect to this as we plan and propose to the Congress new budgets for this kind of activity".

This paper has considered sub-regional aspects of the observed downward trend in Arctic ice sea cover.

We suggest that conservation planning should take into account both regional and inter-regional aspects of a species' habitat associations to distinguish between common habitat requirements and local species-environment relationships.