cutover造句

• Williams finances the operation by harvesting firewood at cutover locations.
• Conifers have been planted upon the high bog and a section of cutover.
• Traditionally, a disaster recovery system involved cutover or switch-over recovery systems.
• A subsequent FCC order moved the actual cutover date to May 1, 1993.
• Most of this area has now been cutover and large areas have been reclaimed for agriculture.
• To minimise the delay, we had to accelerate our schediled cutover from existing system to the new system.
• After the good timber was gone, the lumber companies sold many of the cutover forties to farm families.
• Near Fernwood, the Enochs began farming and raised cattle and hogs on their cutover land to promote settlement.
• "This ` cutover'started in January and was completed by mid-March this year ."
• In 1927, Holborn, the first Director automatic exchange in London, was cutover at midnight on Saturday 12 November.
• Instead of the Chequamegon Forest of today, it was a patchwork of cutover slashings, occasionally scorched by runaway fires.
• The national forests of the East were created after 1911 when Congress authorized the Forest Service to purchase cutover lands and old farms.
• Williams and his group bundle themselves against near-freezing temperatures each winter to plant fragile seedlings in the cutover land of Northeast Texas.
• On November 20, 2013, cutover of 115kv lines to the new Fairmont Switching Station was complete marking substantial completion of the GSRP.
• Cutover is found dispersed around the high bog areas and there is also a separate small area of old cutover south of this raised bog.
• Cutover is found dispersed around the high bog areas and there is also a separate small area of old cutover south of this raised bog.
• Originally scheduled to take place in March 2010, the cutover date was revised to July 2011, however the plan was scrapped in December 2010.
• It was nominated for being a locally prominent reminder of the failed townsite speculation common to northern Minnesota's cutover land during the Roaring Twenties.
• Gradually the hotels, saloons, and services thinned, but farming had taken hold in the cutover land and Jump River shifted to serving the surrounding farmers.
• Hence the first Panel automatic exchanges cutover in 1915 in Newark, New Jersey used " semiautomatic " operation with the local operator keying the number for the caller.