Sentence examples for simple area from inspiring English sources

This investor would be given a concession to run railways in a simple area of the country where there are only a few train companies in operation.

In some pictures he invites us to read simple area divisions such as landscapes, and in the process he appears to be commenting on some of the techniques and images of pop art.

Some of them cover simple area shapes, others may target more complicated ones.

Ever since numbers moved from solely simple area codes, a whole host of new numbers and charging structures has evolved.

However, enamel surface curvature, rugosity and porosity reduce the reliability of simple area measurements made at the macro scale.

The best-fit rectangle approach is a combination of the Ferret method and the least 2nd moments minimization, only requiring calculation of three moments about the center of gravity, and maximum and minimum co-ordinates in a co-ordinate system oriented in the direction of the axis of the least 2nd moments, and a simple area ratio.

Rather than having a bewildering array of fares, there could be "simple, area-wide fares" that – as in London – could be used across all transport services, from trains to buses, with daily costs capped.

Research by Transport for Quality of Life (pdf) looked at 16 essential attributes of a world-class bus system (such as coordinated timetables and simple area-wide fares) and found that deregulation – transfer from public bodies to private companies – is a major obstacle to achieving 13 of them.

She is composed of simple areas of colour, like bits of marquetry.

That said, the early adopters are achieving "very material" gains in terms of operational efficiencies and cost reductions, he says: "Everybody is focused on the bottom line and we've demonstrated that investment, plus changing behaviours in some very simple areas, can reduce wastage".

The worst mistakes of this crisis were arguably made in relatively simple areas of retail and commercial banking from the concentration of risk in the corporate-loan book of HBOS to Wachovia's kamikaze acquisition of Golden West, a Californian lender stuffed full of mortgage-shaped grenades.