Sentences with phrase «from urban centers»

Despite its location far from any urban center, the site attracts «millions of travelers each year».

Light from urban centers can travel as far as 250 miles.

Pick up a newspaper from any urban center; the cast of characters is strikingly similar.

Most are less than two hours from urban centers and many are even within an hour's drive.

For example, before recycled paper existed, it made sense to locate your factory near the raw material — trees — far from urban centers.

As gas prices rise and signs of global warming multiply, building miles away from urban centers no longer makes sense, contends Brown.

The rural village was located in northern Ethiopia about 30 miles from the urban center of the pre-Aksumite civilization.

But venture a little farther afield from its urban centers and you'll discover the world's greatest variety of natural springs.

Take this example if you're from an urban center especially on the coast, where the states are as blue as, say, Texas is red.

It's designed to help move populations from urban centers into less dense areas of the United States.

Enter the Olive Exclusive, the city's first contemporary boutique hotel, designed by South African photographer Micky Hoyle, in a quiet residential neighborhood a five - minute drive from the urban center.

This kind of graffiti is not derived from urban centers, but rather from the French New Realists, especially the work of Jean Dubuffet and the work of Paul Klee as well as the automatic writing of the Surrealists.

The endless multi-colored debris from urban centers flow out to the sea from rivers darkened by plastics, the nausea of the Earth vomiting out the garbage of man.

From the urban centers like Louisville and Lexington to the rocky, mountainous terrain in the southeastern Appalachian communities, demographics and geography vary widely.

«Hotspot» areas of organic adoption have been documented in England, associated with physical characteristics such as soil type and altitude as well as socioeconomic characteristics like population size or distance from urban centers [39].

Polluted water commutes from urban centers to the suburbs through canals running below the existing network of highways.

GISS does make an adjustment to deal with potential artifacts associated with urban heat islands, whereby the long - term regional trend derived from rural stations is used instead of the trends from urban centers in the analysis.

In Chicago, researchers from the Urban Center for Computation and Data, Argonne National Laboratory, and the University of Chicago have partnered with local officials to launch the Array of Things.

Industrial properties, typically a sector ignored by foreign investors due to comparatively low lease rates and locations far away from urban centers, have now become a desired asset class for such buyers, including foreign pension funds and...

You could choose to live someplace that people don't usually want to see in high resolution: a rural or sparsely populated area far from urban centers, international borders, and major points of interest.

However, critics say this work has been based on unrepresentative subgroups, such as prevasectomy patients, from urban centers.

So foods grown in hothouses, or far from urban centers or manufacturing facilities would have considerably less.

From urban centers to remote corners of Earth, the depths of the oceans to space, humanity has always sought to transcend barriers, overcome challenges, and create opportunities that improve life in our part of the universe.

Farther out from the urban center, there's more legroom.

Nancy Holt, 1978, US, 16 mm, 27») Takes a close look at the many different processes involved in making art in the American landscape, away from urban centers and outside the usual art - world confines of museums and galleries.

Such results can be a real systematic effect, e.g., cooling by planted vegetation or the movement of a thermometer away from the urban center, or a random effect of unforced regional variability and measurement errors.

While not all of the needed investment will have adaptation benefits, any adaptation projects that also reduce emissions are especially attractive, and these seven projects show that, from urban centers to rural states in North America, and from tropical agriculture to tiny island nations, finding synergies between mitigation and adaptation isn't just possible, it is already happening.

Because the majority of California's precipitation occurs far from its urban centers and primary agricultural zones, California maintains a vast and complex water management, storage, and distribution / conveyance infrastructure that has been the focus of nearly constant legislative, legal, and political battles (5).

Big homes like the Abramsons» often are built far from urban centers.