Sentence examples for territory area from inspiring English sources
The authorities called the enclosed territory Area X. Inside it, nature shifted.
Where prey is abundant, a territory area may be as small as 20 square km (8 square miles), but if game is sparse, it may cover up to 400 square km.
Based on ethnohistorical accounts and the archaeological record, this region was a persistently occupied Garza core territory area.
Where a territory area is large, the single sample may not represent accurately thickness across the whole territory, leading to the need for additional statistical modelling to compensate for any wide scale thinning trends that may exist.
We are particularly concerned with two physiological quantities: the motor unit fiber number, which we expect to be proportional to the motor unit territory area; and the motor unit fiber density, which we expect to be constant for all motor units.
He began his career as a pharmaceutical salesman only to have his sales territory area cut because his commissions were more than the president of the company's salary.
The distance an individual moved between years was calculated as the distance from one territory boundary to another, and was accurate to within a few metres since territory areas were generally no greater than 15 m in diameter.
Trace-back from the wholesale poultry market led to detection of the virus on February 1 , 2002 on a chicken farm in a densely populated chicken farming area of the New Territories area of Hong Kong.
The photographer, best known for his painterly portraits of migrant communities and manual workers, decided to document the world's pristine territories – areas untainted by the brutal grind of industry, exploitation and modern life.
The report issued by a group of Arab intellectuals takes to task the United States and Israel for impeding the democratic process in Iraq and the Palestinian territories, areas controlled by Israel and the United States.
Western diplomats have taken to calling the territory Area Sea, not C, as waves of settlers turn Palestinian land into a map of dots, like islands in an archipelago.
