Not exact matches
European Parliament constituencies, based in 12
regions across the UK,
cover a
vast area, so communication is always a challenge.
«It looks like Mars,» said Marsha Monestersky, program director of Forgotten People, an advocacy organization for the western
region of the
vast Navajo Nation, which
covers 27,000 square miles in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico.
The orange area in the center of the image is Arabia Terra, a
vast upland
region in northern Mars that
covers about 2,800 miles.
Wooden boats hinted at the
vast wetlands that once
covered the
region.
It's the
vast upland
region in northern Mars
covering an area of about 2,800 miles that the book's protagonist Mark Watney traverses during his journey to the Schiaparelli crater.
Most likely, the dust had come from the Sahara, a
vast desert that
covers most of that
region.
Some
regions are
covered in
vast sand dunes, reminiscent of deserts like the Sahara on Earth, only much colder.
The website
covers the
region of the Great Britain and
vast Ireland.
Because each breed was developed from local stock to work in local terrain,
cover, and weather, this
vast group of spaniels, retrievers, setters, hounds, terriers, and other breeds and types of dogs includes many coats, colors, and skills dependent upon the
region of origin, the type of quarry to be tracked and retrieved, and the preferences and prejudices of their creators.
Join us for a unique expedition, a voyage into an ocean at the end of the world, cruise through the western and northern
regions of this
vast glaciated archipelago and discover snow
covered mountains and glaciers, stark tundra, sea stacks and ice cliffs.
«As the Arctic sea - ice
cover continues to disappear and the snow
cover melts ever earlier over
vast regions of Eurasia and North America, it is expected that large - scale circulation patterns throughout the northern hemisphere will become increasingly influenced by Arctic Amplification.»
The millennia of dust fall have
covered the
region with
vast heaps of packed silt - loess, geologists call it - some of them hundreds of feet deep.
From the article: LOS ANGELES — The solar panels
covering a
vast warehouse roof in the sun - soaked Inland Empire
region east of Los Angeles were only two years into their expected 25 - year life span when they began to fail.
Prof Wadhams is co-author of the controversial Nature paper which calculated the potential economic costs of climate change based on a scenario of 50 Gigatonnes (Gt) of methane being released this century from melting permafrost at the East Siberia Arctic Shelf (ESAS), a
vast region of shallow - water
covered continental crust.
The observations were limited geographically,
covering a small fraction of the continent, with
vast regions having no observations at all.
During most of the Silurian Period, the
vast Panthalassic Ocean
covered the northern polar
regions, the supercontinent of Gondwana stretched over the southern polar
region, and a ring of at least six continents spanned the Equator and middle latitudes.