Sentence examples for substitute areas from inspiring English sources

The (MAF) decided to gradually stop the cultivation of Rhodes Grass in Al-Batinah and Salalah plains and re-allocate fodder crop growing at substitute areas in the Najed to meet the fodder requirement.

When we substitute area- and cohort-specific educational attainment for women for individual mother's realized education (i.e. replacing her education with that of her peers), we find that increases in area-level women's education is also associated with decreases in FGC.

So we should look to substitute some areas for others — and turn to Keynesian macroeconomics for guidance.

For example, the state may forgo a claim for damages if a polluter restores nearby wetlands or provides a substitute recreation area.

To reduce further the thickness of the wall (to the point of substituting large areas of glass for masonry), Gothic builders developed the flying buttress, which counteracts vault thrust not by continuous wall mass and weight but by counterthrust created by exterior half-arches placed at the height of the vaults at the points of greatest stress.

Chloroquine was substituted in areas where Plasmodium spp. were pyrimethamine resistant (30 ).

Consider cheaper substitutes in areas of your home where people don't often spend time (like the basement).

Badoux (1945) and Assmann (1970) used crown surface area as substitute for leaf area with the evident assumption that most of the growth influencing photosynthetically active leaves are at the crown surface.

In order to explore these controls in more detail, we define objective geologic study reaches along the Green Colorado River, calculate unit stream power, and develop a discharge-adjusted steepness index (kqsn) that avoids the scaling assumptions in substituting contributing area for discharge, which are erroneous in this dryland setting.

Substituting swept area A and average wind speed at hub height (v2) in eq 6 with eqs 4 and 5 (Table 1), we derive P ∝ D h3 n.

In the long-term, animals like pigs and chickens, which need less land than livestock, may be able to provide the required protein substitute in rural areas, Nasi says.