Sentence examples for to tracts from inspiring English sources

Drive an hour or two out of town and you come to tracts of some of the most ancient and species-rich rain forests on earth.

He contributed a tract on fasting to Tracts for the Times in 1834, and a year later he wrote for the series an extensive tract on baptism.

The concept of New Urbanism, an architectural and planning movement, features relatively self-contained communities with clustered development next to tracts of open space and links to mass transit.

He points to residential developments, from $200,000 condominiums in a renovated schoolhouse to small clusters of half-million-dollar town houses in a gated community, to tracts of nearly identical million-dollar McMansions, each an arm's length apart.

In the 20th century, roughly one million of the Tokyo residents who survived the 1923 Great Kanto earthquake did so because they escaped to tracts of forest and farmland.

Damage to the spinal cord often results in a combination of the signs of root lesions (often including pain) at the site of the lesion with signs of damage to tracts below that level.

However, fibers crossing from the optic nerve to the contralateral tract were heavily underrepresented, whereas ipsilateral nerve-to-tract connections, as well as tract-to-tract connections, were overrepresented, and erroneous nerve-to-nerve connections were tracked.

Foxwoods is to wagering what San Simeon is to tract houses: simply overwhelming in scale.

But the effort to preserve farms doesn't mean just preventing pretty fields of moo cows from giving way to tract houses.

The vacuum cup is positioned on the fundus of the uterus to tract it, through the parietal incision.

To tract the disease progression, invention of the molecular markers with nanoparticles may help in active tumor targeting.