Sentence examples for spread in central from inspiring English sources

This is when modern man spread in central Europe.

The play concerns two farmers, eking out an existence on a forlorn spread in central Ontario, circa 1972.

Recent research show that during glacial period boreal tree species were wide spread in Central and Eastern Europe, including the Russian Plain, while temperate species were preserved in small refugia restricted to the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions (Svenning et al. 2008).

The absence of a clear increase in incidence after reinstatement of national data acquisition in 2008 provides an early indication that interventions may be contributing to the decrease in, or at least to stabilization of, geographic spread in central Uganda.

When caught up in the enthusiasm of the Reformation that was rapidly spreading in central Europe, Bucer became a Protestant Reformer.

Once toxoplasmosis is suspected by imaging criteria and serologic tests are positive, medication is begun and the response of treatment can be monitored with clinical examination and CT or MR. Trypanosoma cruzi is the aetiologic agent for the American trypanosomiasis or Chagas disease, and it is widely spread in Central and South America.

C is cultivated in the Apulia region and represents the most widely cultivated variety of Italy, while T is a minor cultivar locally spread in Central Italy.

High ploidy levels and sexuality have probably been the prerequisites for the evolutionary success of dogroses after the retreat of Pleistocenic ice shields, because dogroses are very widely spread in Central Europe and occur on a broad range of different habitats, whereas diploid and tetraploid species of other sections of Rosa are mainly found in glacial refugia [ 15].

Consistent to the spatial distribution of heat flow (Figure 1), a high temperature (>150°C) geothermal zone is mainly found in the southwest of China, and middle (90°C to 150°C) to low (<90°C) temperature geothermal resources are widely spread in east and central China (Figure 3).

MVEV spread in northern and central Australia is believed to be via movement of these birds into areas of flooding following heavy rainfall [ 2], though there is also evidence that the virus can survive across dry seasons in desiccation-resistant mosquito eggs in enzootic areas [ 3].

We therefore suggest that event D occurred on an oblique sub-fault of the MMF that may be related to spreading in the central basin of the Marmara Sea.