Sentence examples for urban component from inspiring English sources

The research is an urban component of a project to create a database of "National Seismic Hazard Maps".

"Part of the movement is in the mountains, in camps, and there is also an urban component.

When the Nationalist Party (Kuomintang) and the CCP split in April 1927, Liu and his comrades found the urban component of the Chinese communist movement decimated by Nationalist forces, and so they fled underground.

But La Guardia helped Roosevelt see that big cities needed big government, and Roosevelt's New Deal soon had solidified its urban component, with city dwellers a major portion of his Democratic coalition.

These shows are almost always set in the wilderness, as if that's all that will be left, but we may be moving into a new phase of survivalist TV that envisions an urban component to life after the end of civilization.

With the demographic shift of people moving to cities and the corresponding increase in competition for the space of transportation infrastructure, as well as the introduction of new technologies to transportation, innovation on how we approach the design of such an important urban component is essential.

Previous research has primarily focused on unmixing medium-spatial resolution multispectral imagery using spectral mixture analysis (SMA) in order to estimate the abundance of urban components.

The abundance of two physical urban components (vegetation and impervious surface) was estimated and mapped at multiple scales and two defined geographic zones.

Based on the results of the described new literature review, a preliminary concept which could be used to assess the seismic resilience of complex urban systems, taking into account all urban components which have been identified as having an important impact on the latter, is presented.

In the context of smart sustainable cities, advanced digital networks are crucial to urban operational functioning and planning due to the interrelationships between urban components and domains that are too many to catalogue (transport, mobility, communication, building, energy, environment, water, waste, land use, healthcare, etc).

We used these administrative units to dichotomize the hospital separations into rural and urban components.