habitable area造句

• He travels south along the coast searching for a habitable area.
• Wind scopes provide natural ventilation and lighting deep within the habitable areas.
• The head of the fjord is the only habitable area around the fjord.
• The only remotely habitable area is a site in southern California known as Santa Maria.
• The only habitable area is on a small flat coastal area on the southern shore.
• When Kendy sees the CARM dangerously far from the habitable area of the Ring he contacts them.
• "The habitable area is pretty dinky for a nuclear submarine, " conceded Lt . Cmdr.
• The Titas Gas Company laid Gas line in the year 1976 and thence from New Paltan area became fullflazed habitable area.
• The Oriental Basin is made up of lava flows, isolated mountains, and volcanoes and so provides only localized habitable areas.
• The basement heater room is below habitable areas, separated from them by masonry walls and two floors, reducing fire risks.
• Homes that have been damaged by flooding are generally those whose owners have chosen to use as accommodation the non-habitable areas.
• Many of the habitable areas of the Pacific Ocean are groups of islands ( or atolls ) in chains hundreds of kilometers long.
• Some builders chose to make the whole of the ground floor as garaging and other non-habitable areas with the living accommodation being on the first floor.
• It was along this second route that Count Dirk built a stronghold at Vlaardingen, in a newly habitable area where many Frisians had recently settled by his invitation.
• Most of the habitable areas are underground, tucked into the hillside, reducing the need for energy-driven air conditioning, while maintaining the original green ground coverage.
• Still others claim that two severe droughts, one from 1587 1589 and another from 1607 1612, drove the Monongahela from the region in search of a more habitable area.
• Side 3's colonies are identical in size and shape to the Island 3 design, but doubled the habitable area by removing the large window strips of the Island 3.
• It is also a rectangular layout, similarly reinforced by towers, and includes a gate that permits communication with the habitable area in its periphery ( the area until the river ).
• In addition, some scholars believe that two severe droughts, one from 1587 1589 and another from 1607 1612, drove the Monongahela from the region in search of a more habitable area.
• An assessment of the potential impact of climate change on this species found that its range is unlikely to contract and may actually grow, depending on how effectively it migrates into newly habitable areas.