Sentence examples for terrain square from inspiring English sources

Every city terrain square should have a road for commerce, all plains or grassland squares should have irrigation if it can be accessed there and all hills or mountains should have a mine on it for shield production.

As reported in La Jornada, the study concluded that "incinerating the 43 bodies would require 33 tons of wood … or 995 tires, and these would not have been piled one atop the other but would have had to be spread out over the terrain, requiring 540 square meters," a space the report indicates is ten times larger than the Cocula dump.

The firestorm that raged over the level terrain of Hiroshima left 11.4 square km (4.4 square miles) severely damaged roughly four times the area burned in the hilly terrain of Nagasaki.

Fifty houses and 10 outbuildings were destroyed, and 86 square miles of terrain.

Detectives identified more than 650 individual search areas, taking in more than 23 square miles of terrain.

C.M.H. has access to nearly 16,000 square kilometers of terrain — that's roughly a third the size of Switzerland.

The radar mapped 43.5 million square miles of terrain at least twice, just 2.5 million square miles short of NASA's original goal.

The Army has nearly 200,000 soldiers and covers the entire country's 170,000 square miles of terrain, fight insurgents and protecting Iraq's borders.

Each morning, grooming machines would cover virtually every square inch of terrain, smushing the beautiful snow into a deadly dull carpet of hardpack.

Before autonomous vehicles are ready for the consumer, every square inch of terrain that a vehicle might traverse must be mapped in three dimensions, uploaded to the car's computer and updated constantly.

The camera – which is one of the highest resolution systems in the world – can view ten square miles of terrain at a time and zoom in on targets with surprising clarity.