Tells of the Fifteen acres purchased by Fred F. French which formerly were covered by some of New York's worst slums.
By Alva Johnston The New Yorker, August 6, 1932 P. 26 Tells of the Fifteen acres purchased by Fred F. French which formerly were covered by some of New York's worst slums.
The Zūr, which floods frequently, was formerly covered with thickets of reeds, tamarisk, willows, and white poplars, but, since dams were built to control the river's flow, that land has been converted to irrigated fields.
Subarctic taxa, which were at the northern limit of their thermal tolerance, are now in areas formerly covered by the cold pool: the centers of distribution of 40 taxa, including pollock, halibut, rock sole, and snow crab, have moved northward an average of 34 km [334].
One reason is that cell sites are increasingly being installed with Remote Electrical Tilt, which allows nearby cell sites to adjust their antennas so as to provide some signal to an area formerly covered by an out-of-commission cell.
The space, formerly covered by a tent, is walled off now.
The peat bog that formerly covered parts of the lowland has been largely removed, and pastoral farming dominates.
Many formerly covered states are already adopting laws that severely restrict the voting rights of racial and ethnic minorities.
Landscapes formerly covered by larger scale glaciations display a wide range of appearances, from intensively eroded to preserved.
A vivid debate exists on whether or not forests formerly covered the GS and on the potential role of anthropogenic fires in the establishment of present-day savannas.
