Sentences with phrase «uninhabited area»

DESERTEC would place dozens of concentrated solar thermal power plants in uninhabited areas as well as wind turbines in coastal locations and scattered photovoltaic installations throughout Europe.

It's fortunate that it happened in a largely uninhabited area, so as far as I know, no one was actually killed or injured in the process, but it was a huge event.

Much more favorable conditions for the eventual achievement of such an agreement could be created if nuclear bombs were first revealed to the world by a demonstration in an appropriately selected uninhabited area.4

The magic and mystery of this land is palpable — the long stretching mountainous landscapes, completely uninhabited areas and Viking history shroud Norway in myth and legend.

Ortega Ayala will premiere his new videowork «The Zone», which deals with the 30 - kilometre radius uninhabited area in the Ukraine directly affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident of 1986.

Located in the Mapimí Desert in Mexico, this almost uninhabited area is steeped in mystery akin to the Bermuda Triangle — radio signals and compasses do not work within, and in 1970 it was the crash site of a U.S. Athena test - missile that veered 400 miles off course; the missile was carrying two small containers of the radioactive element cobalt 57.

So, sorry, but nuking uninhabited areas wouldn't do the trick, unless you're talking about evacuating cities and doing large scale nuclear demolition.

This treehugger is more worried about one of them breaking down and falling - The designers suggest that they be placed near cities but also over uninhabited areas - that's a bit of a contradiction in most of North America - there is almost always somebody down there.

Human expansion into previously uninhabited areas has disturbed, and in many cases already destroyed, the natural habitat of other species.

Camp right on the lake's white sandy beaches, and rent a pontoon boat and spend a full day exploring the shores of this largely uninhabited area.

So when there is a severe natural event in an uninhabited area was your god practicing or did it miss?

AFP reporters saw that the country's Republican Guard had erected a barrier around the crash site, in an uninhabited area that formerly housed an agro-industrial complex.

The epicenter lay close to the river Podkamennaya Tunguska, an uninhabited area of swampy taiga forest that stays frozen for eight or nine months of the year.

The shores and waters of the East River are the «DMQZ,» the uninhabited area that separates uninfected Manhattan from the slowly dying borough of Brooklyn.

 It goes to show that you don» t have to go deep into uninhabited areas to find unique species of birds; all you need is a keen eye.»  He said that two particular interesting sights were a Peregrine Falcon and the Blackburnian Warbler.

Population geographers distinguish between ecumene (the inhabited area) and non-ecumene (the uninhabited areas).

Population geographers separate ecumene, the inhabited area, from non-ecumene the uninhabited areas.

(A city is defined as an incorporated municipality having defined borders and does not include the high seas, uninhabited areas, or airspace.)

This helped the algorithm learn how to distinguish between habited and uninhabited areas.