Sentence examples for which covers less from inspiring English sources

Portofino, which covers less than a square mile, did not have enough hotel rooms to accommodate all four hundred of the Dolce & Gabbana guests, and some had booked hotels in the neighboring town of Santa Margherita Ligure, or in Rapallo* — a ten-minute boat ride away.

The names of the renowned architects Norman Foster and I. M. Pei have been associated with a secret plan by Prince Albert II of Monaco to enlarge his principality, which covers less than one square mile, by extending it out to sea on stilts, according to The Guardian of London.

On the other, there cannot be many towns of fewer than 15,000 souls that have been players in as many wrecks, disasters and rescues as Weehawken, which covers less than a square mile of land and is about three-quarters of a mile across the Hudson from Midtown Manhattan.

The simple narrative trajectory of "Lonesome" — which covers less than 24 hours in a running time of less than 70 minutes — lets Fejos move through an astonishing range of moods and styles, just where the more complex story lines of "The Last Performance" and "Broadway" seem to hem him in.

For example, RGA genes were tightly linked to the RPP5 cluster in Arabidopsis, which covers less than 100 kb [ 16], while the RGA genes were distributed over several Mb of the RGC2 locus in lettuce [ 17].

The decree bars anyone from being outside in public in the designated zones, which cover less than half the city, between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless there is a legitimate reason.

In contrast, a number of institutions with relatively small endowments (including Occidental College, where I teach) have demonstrated their commitment to this mission, in part by using their own resources to supplement federal and state government financial aid, such as Pell Grants, which cover less and less of the cost of tuition and room-and-board because Congress has been so stingy.

So far, we have considered only the alignment of the conserved blocks that could be identified reliably, which cover less than 50% of the total alignment.

The sequences, which cover less than 75% of the non-gapped positions in the template sequence with amino acids, were considered to be fragments and discarded.

In the alignment of the RNA and the genome sequence, we used exonerate [ 19], which approximates a dynamic programming algorithm, and discarded poor alignments which cover less than 85% of the RNA or which sequence identities are less than 90%.

The fact that 20.6% of the top VarLD signals overlap with recently reported CNV regions, which cover less than 7.7% of the genome, is a strong indicator of the role of CNV in selection within a breed type.