Sentence examples for village dimension from inspiring English sources

In particular, for the years of 1995 and 2002, the indicator for land security at village level is coded as one if the share of grain ration land in total land at the village dimension is above the mean value of the year; meanwhile, for the year of 2008, it is coded as one if the village retained some flexible land that year.

"The second act," he continued, "dealt with Mrs. Nixon's sightseeing excursions and recalled the Potemkin-village dimension of the visit.

Instead, Longfellow feels himself most at home in the village, its dimensions contained, its inhabitants known, its cozy routines established, its eccentric novelties cherished, a civilized community on the edge of the unfamiliar.

To address this issue, in this study, we use two comparable variables to indicate the village-level dimension of security.

In the case study of Rome, the "transit village" has a dimension of about 500 m of radius as reported in the literature [14].

I have set a small village against the largest dimensions of time and place".

This should mean the village in its entirety, in every dimension, geographical, historical, societal.

Of course, to promote the mass transit system is important to correctly define the dimension of the "transit village", because it influences the access/egress phase.

But he adds a vertical dimension as well, giving the village a second level in the form of the catacombs that run beneath it.

The average dimensions of the cookstoves in the village are listed in Table 9 in Appendix 1. Figure 1 Traditional cookstoves.

The dimensions of that world are exact: A village in northern Germany, viewed over the course of the seasons from 1913 to 1914.