Sentence examples for the former areas from inspiring English sources

The early independence of "nuclear" children made them more easily recruited for factory work than their "communitarian" counterparts, facilitating industrialization in the former areas and the persistence of agriculture in the latter.

Some of the former areas already have surveys and systematic reviews consolidating the works performed by researchers in their subfield, among them software testing (Afzal et al. 2009; Yoo and Harman 2012), software design (Räihä 2010) and software requirements (Zhang et al. 2008; Pitangueira et al. 2013).

Later, the locus of deposition switches back to the former area, sedimentation returns, and a cyclothem is completed by renewed out-building.

Nevertheless, the demographic potential for agriculture was probably always greater in the highlands than it was in the lowlands, and this was demonstrated in the more extensive urban developments in the former area.

The former area was calculated by trapezoidal integration.

The transmissivity is in the range of 30 1400 m2/day in the former area, while it is 1 12 m2/day in the latter area.

Species rich semi-natural grasslands are an important but threatened habitat throughout Europe and much of the former area has been lost since the 1950s.

Progress in the former area has been promising, with many non-noble catalysts being reported with activities comparable to those of higher-cost noble metal catalysts.

In the former area, ΣM0 reached as high as 1021 N-m, but only 1018 N-m in the latter ares.

By and large the former area is a major concern to philosophers of science whose primary interest is in applied mathematics.

The slope of the straight line in the latter area is much larger than that in the former area, implying that the time to find a path increases sharply when the density of sensors exceeds the critical value 0.312.