The potentiality of multichannel SAR to provide wide swath and high resolution at the same time has been described in many papers in the last past years.
Census data show that about 3.7 million people, or about 1.2% of the nation's population, live in that swath and that 89% of at-risk residents live along the shores in just five states: Florida, Louisiana, California, New York, and New Jersey.
But these days 16 minor league teams share that same swath of land, and at least 3 more are on the way, leading some fans to wonder: How much of a good -- and sometimes not-so-good -- thing can even the most ardent baseball fan stand?
— Justin Rose of England continued to cut a fearless figure, and a wide swath, at the AT&T National on Saturday, breaking into double digits under par with a third-round 67 for a 10-under total of 200 that increased his overnight lead to four strokes over Carl Pettersson (65) and Charlie Wi (70).
Amy S. Mitchell, deputy director of Pew's journalism project, said Media Cloud "offers the public a great opportunity to play around with looking at a wide swath of media at more of a surface level".
Within hours, the Second Brigade had seized a large swath of territory at the intersection of Routes 1 and 8, south of Baghdad.
The route divided a swath of wineries at the foot of the Niagara Escarpment, passing at an oblique angle to the concession road grid.
Sometimes that tension got a bit of much needed release in the puff of a ruffle peplum at the back of a leather jacket or a swath of fur at the shoulders or hips of a straight coat.
He did not smoke or drink and exhibited none of the flamboyance of other leading Detroit figures of his time, like Mr. Ford, Mr. Iacocca and John Z. DeLorean, the protean "car guy" then cutting a swath at General Motors.
Millay cut a wide swath at Vassar as well.
