It has populated areas, unpopulated areas, industrialized areas, suburban areas.
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The cruise missiles flew over unpopulated areas, the ministry added.
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Taking the vertical route a road less travelled, but not entirely unpopulated.
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As of a few years ago, Mount Wilson Observatory was pretty unpopulated.
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There's a house in the background, but the landscape looks largely unpopulated.
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Much like myths of the Wild West, there was no unpopulated "frontier" online.
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THE SOREK desalination plant, about 22005km south of Tel Aviv, is eerily unpopulated.
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My dream house would be on an unpopulated island somewhere in the Pacific.
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Others give birth, and discard the babies in unpopulated parts of the camp.
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It didn't kill anyone, but that's only because the area was basically unpopulated.
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After exploring the unpopulated land for a few years, the crew returned to Westeros.
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The aesthetic combines archaic technology, disconcerting art, small rooms, and eerily unpopulated public spaces.
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The unpopulated area was pounded several times in 2015, lacerating the northern sluice gate.
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Three tiny unpopulated landscapes show a new liveliness of paint and attention to reality.
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Like most of Alaska's volcanoes, Mount Cleveland is in a strikingly remote, unpopulated area.
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But then we are abruptly whisked to a polished-looking and apparently unpopulated Chicago skyline.
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Eckrote said it was very fortunate that the plane crashed in a relatively unpopulated island.
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This was the moment when God created paradise, which was still unpopulated, and still dark.
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Ms. Notley added that the fire might double in size, extending largely into unpopulated forests.
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It is within these unpopulated American pockets, vaguely haunted by abandonment, that raw emotion resonates.
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The hike to Fern Canyon isn't easy, which keeps this hidden paradise quiet and fairly unpopulated.
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Tens of thousands of migrants began shifting to lengthier, more dangerous, unpopulated routes, according to experts.
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In these largely unpopulated paintings, Wong invited the viewer to be a solitary observer or sojourner.
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The frontier was largely unpopulated, and crazy events, like the ones portrayed in movies, were rare outliers.
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Both the pilots had ejected from the aircraft, which crashed in an unpopulated area of Sutter County.
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This path often occurs over water or unpopulated areas, so catching a total eclipse can be difficult.
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For even more caribou, this remnant of an unpopulated planet offers free range for their vast migration.
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Darkness envelops unpopulated or poorer areas like much of Africa, the Canadian Arctic, Tibet and North Korea.
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It's odd to come across these unpopulated part of Pokémon Go, especially in a big city like London.
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National policy was Manifest Destiny, which aimed to expand the United States and to settle an unpopulated continent.
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Spain also announced that population centers were safe, even as firefighters worked to contain fires in unpopulated areas.
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However, they are supposed to dump fuel over unpopulated areas, and at high enough altitutde for it to evaporate.
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There may be a few loose beeves wandering around out here on the open range, but it's mostly unpopulated.
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The plan was to build 16 miles of subway tunnels encircling the city using obsolete canals, unpopulated hillsides, and ravines.
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If the average lifetime for a civilization is short, the galaxy is likely to be unpopulated most of the time.
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Undeterred, they carried the backpack to an unpopulated area, so that if it did explode, no one would be harmed.
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The action centers around Ilus, a new, seemingly unpopulated world found beyond a newly opened gate to other star systems.
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No detail but one: his works never feature human (or hobbit) figures, and are instead perfectly still renderings of unpopulated worlds.
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Mr. Uthaug plays with the initial tranquillity nicely, mixing smiling, friendly faces with beauty shots of the pristine, conspicuously unpopulated landscape.
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I mean what could go wrong with a robot that can hide things underground in distant, unpopulated places and escape undetected?
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Some debris survived and fell into an unpopulated stretch of the South Pacific Ocean, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA).
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The mountains in these largely unpopulated areas scattered across the country provide a challenging environment for pilots training in low level flying.
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The F.A.A. said that emergency fuel-dumping procedures call for pilots to dump fuel over designated, unpopulated areas and from higher altitudes.
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In "Station II Station," she was joined by videos of herself dancing at unpopulated sites, like desert ruins and an ocean shoreline.
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Pilots are only supposed to duMp fuel over unpopulated areas, or high enough up that it evaporates before getting to the ground.
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Morrison, the fire manager, has said he expects the fire will continue to burn for "weeks and weeks" in heavily forested but unpopulated areas.
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Total solar eclipses occur about once a year, but they often appear over water or unpopulated areas, making them rare events to witness personally.
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In Sygic's defense, it was too busy adding China and Japan to its system to worry too much about those unpopulated spits of land.
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The story described Mozambique as "Brazil's next agricultural frontier" and cited a claim by a Brazilian agronomist that half of northern Mozambique was "unpopulated".
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But remote locations come with their own challenges, like ensuring safety and access for scientists, and the extra cost of building in unpopulated areas.
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They are supposed to do so over unpopulated areas and at a high enough altitude for the fuel to vaporize before reaching the ground.
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I have never seen a place so multifaceted in its geography and so unpopulated, except perhaps on the other side of the earth, in Patagonia.
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" The Star-Ledger ran a front page photo of Mr. Christie & Co. on the vast and otherwise unpopulated swath of sand, with the headline "Gov.
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Photo: GettyA B-52 Stratofortress landed safely on Wednesday after an engine "dropped out" over an unpopulated area of North Dakota, Defense News reports, holy shit.
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MATT KNIGHTLondon The claim that Iceland was unpopulated when settled by Norsemen in 874 ("An old tongue's new tricks", December 23rd) is questioned by some historians.
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The Earth is mostly covered in ocean and most of our planet's land is unpopulated, making it incredibly unlikely that any people were in any danger.
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On July 21st Greenpeace scored a victory when Rosatom said that Akademik Lomonosov's nuclear fuel would be loaded in an unpopulated area away from St Petersburg.
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It is one of the most dangerous parts of the journey, though the number of deaths in the vast and unpopulated region is hard to track.
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Eastern Syria and the area around Deir al-Zour are mostly unpopulated desert, but they have Syria's modest oil reserves and connects the country to Iraq.
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Though the fire has been burning in a relatively unpopulated area near Chico, California the entire town of Paradise, home to 26,000, burned down, leaving many homeless.
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The fire's path shifted away from Fort McMurray into a heavily forested and unpopulated area closer to the border with Saskatchewan, said Chad Morrison, Alberta's wildfire manager.
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The photos of course feature a number of relatively unpopulated beaches, landscapes, boats, piers, and lighthouses, and there are some unpeopled advertisements, posters, and postcards as well.
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The path of a total solar eclipse often occurs over water or unpopulated areas Solar eclipses occur when the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun.
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Because the islands were unpopulated—apart from the birds—the workers who would toil among mountains of guano often had to be tricked and coerced into going there.
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Ahead, the road twisted and dipped between unpopulated ridges of dark woodland and stretches of wild heath daubed with streaks of yellow gorse before dwindling into the murk.
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As a consequence of all this, several of the lower-ranking mods who'd been stripped of their mod status moved to the newly minted, unpopulated r/Mr_Trump in protest.
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CreditCreditTony Cenicola/The New York Times The American rural experience, as told by Henry David Thoreau and Aldo Leopold, is all about becoming immersed in largely unpopulated, natural places.
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It added that the capsule was last confirmed flying at an altitude of about 190 km (118 miles) over the remote and unpopulated area of the Republic of Tyva.
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The FAA is investigating why the dumping took place, despite guidelines that it should only be done over unpopulated areas, and so high up that the fuel can evaporate.
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Haftar's LNA, which backs the eastern administration in Benghazi, took the oil-rich south of Libya earlier this year before advancing fast through largely unpopulated desert regions toward Tripoli.
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According to Russia's space agency Roscosmos, the cargo ship was lost at an altitude of 120 miles (190 km) over an unpopulated mountainous region in the Siberian republic of Tuva.
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Unlike the Chelyabinsk event, the Bering Sea fireball did not make a big news splash immediately after it impacted in part because it occurred over a remote and unpopulated area.
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The explosion that grounded all commercial flights to and from Australia turns out to have been an unauthorized nuclear missile attack, which hit a nearby and unpopulated South Pacific island.
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Occasionally, the self-awareness is hilarious, as when secondary characters go out of their way to point out that the climactic battle is taking place in a series of unpopulated areas.
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Researchers found that people living in urban environments were the most affected by light pollution, but what is troubling is that the glow of city lights is creeping into unpopulated areas too.
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These reports were soon substantiated by Roscosmos, which reported the incident occurred at an altitude of about 118 miles (190 kilometers) above the remote and largely unpopulated Republic of Tuva in southern Siberia.
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The island is known for its wildlife, but its rough terrain has made it an unpopulated area — the largest number of people to live in the Blaskets was 160, according to Smithsonian magazine.
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" The book also displays a lively erudition: when Deakin describes a swim off the virtually unpopulated island of Jura, in the Scottish Hebrides, he notes that George Orwell retreated there to write "1984.
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But the remote, southwestern corner of Kansas remained largely unpopulated until the 1960s, when advances in irrigation technology suddenly made it possible for ranchers to grow enough corn to sustain industrial-scale cattle feedlots.
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Unlike Gili Meno and Gili T, which were largely unpopulated until after World War II, there was fresh water on the island and so they named it "air," which means water in Bahasa Indonesian.
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A plane making an emergency landing must lose some fuel to be light enough to land, but procedure calls for that to take place at high altitudes over designated unpopulated areas, according to the FAA.
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Roughly half of the world's population lives within 120 miles of a coastline, which means that there can be considerable lag time delivering data when those centers are positioned inland, often in rural and unpopulated places.
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As the title of "Ghostbox Cowboy" indicates, the unpopulated metropolises built by China's government have a metaphoric affinity with this unusual movie — a scary, dryly funny dissection of entrepreneurial absurdism bleeding into existential and metaphysical despair.
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The rocket fired Tuesday landed in an unpopulated area near Qayyara West base, several hundred yards from where hundreds of U.S. troops are working to prepare an airfield for an Iraqi offensive to recapture the city of Mosul.
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The pilot ejected in "an unpopulated area" and "is OK," one of the officials said, adding that the F-16 was from the 113th Fighter Wing of the Air National Guard, which is assigned to Joint Base Andrews.
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But for some time, the flames have been moving away from Fort McMurray, deep into largely unpopulated woodlands, and there is little unburned forest left near the city to provide a path for the flames back toward town.
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It will have a large possible landing site, according to the Aerospace Corporation, meaning a number of cities are within the danger zone but it is much more likely the station will hit an ocean or an unpopulated area.
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Shaw doesn't do figurative painting, so these empty woodland scenes, deliberately evocative of the generic classical landscapes employed as theatre-like backdrop throughout the collection, are unpopulated, emphasizing this link; Shaw's contemporary stage for framing his argument as it were.
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The most interesting feature on the outside of [the motor and battery box] is this large peripheral connector, which has several unpopulated pins, and even a 3-pin header coming off of it with nothing connected to the other end.
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Among them is Guillermo Ponce, a civil engineer living in the Santiago neighborhood of Nunoa, who found out recently that the electoral service had changed his residence to Chilean Antarctica, a largely unpopulated province well over 2,000 miles (3,219 km) southward.
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" Mr. Eaton said the plan to prod the Afghan military to abandon the unpopulated areas and retrench to cities is "a rational approach to secure the cities, and provide the Afghanistan government the political opportunity to work with the Taliban.
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The same is true for regions south of 42.7 degrees south latitude, but that part is almost entirely unpopulated except for the tip of South America, the bottom part of New Zealand and a few scattered scientific research stations on Antarctica.
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The Trump plan said land swaps could include both populated and unpopulated areas and redrawing the borders of Israel so that the so-called Triangle Communities become part of the State of Palestine would need to be agreed on by both parties.
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At that time, in the 1980s, when crime was rampant in cities across the country, a young woman who went jogging in an unpopulated park might be judged for her decision, as the narrative around the 1989 Central Park jogger case made clear.
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She and Dr. Bilotta, 65, ultimately settled on the Upper East Side, partly because of the wide, relatively unpopulated sidewalks, partly because of the proximity to Central Park and partly because it was a straight shot to the Animal Medical Center on East 62nd Street.
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I thought it was just that famous Rock — an unpopulated hunk of free-floating geology, which, if I'm being honest, I recognized mostly from the Prudential logo: that limestone protuberance at the mouth of the Mediterranean, that elephantine white molar jutting into the sky.
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Many of the areas threatened by Maria will struggle to cope with even a weak hurricane right now after Category 5 Hurricane Irma shredded parts of the northern Leeward Islands, leaving Barbuda entirely unpopulated and St. Thomas and St. John facing a long road to recovery.
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Military Aircraft down in area of Temple Hills RD & Woodells Ct. 85033 pilot reported to have parachuted out Brady told WTOP News that the plane went down in an unpopulated area and that emergency crews are keeping a safe distance due to the potential for hazardous materials.
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During my first two visits to this vast, largely unpopulated county in eastern Oregon, I was there as a reporter, marooned for stretches of time at an F.B.I. roadblock with a pack of media, and a small assortment of occupation sympathizers, two miles outside the entrance to the refuge.
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In fact, Russia's military expansion in the Arctic Circle far exceeds that of any other nation, and it has other nearby nations alarmed – particularly Norway and Canada, which have vast swathes of largely unpopulated northern territory as well as offshore oil, gas and mineral interests they worry may be increasingly challenged.
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In his first trip to Shanksville, Pa., as president, Mr. Trump led a ceremony marking the 933th anniversary of the terrorist attacks by honoring the heroes who brought down United Airlines Flight 93 into an unpopulated field rather than allow it to be used as a weapon against the nation's capital.
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And I keep coming back to space, and it's sort of a geeky science fiction place to go, but I think there's a real truth there that if we had discovered that Mars was an unpopulated twin of planet Earth, the drama of the last 50 years would've been completely different.
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Where once there were murky waves, you can now buy what is advertised as a "super hot" 300-square yard plot for 200 million rupees (more than $1.3 million) That's in the extension of the Defense Housing Authority's Phase 8 development project — which is being extended even though it is mostly unpopulated.
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A native of South London — where she is currently in the throes of renovating a new home — Howell instantly connected to the remoteness of Suffolk's Deben Peninsula, with its arable farmland and unpopulated coast where whole swathes of shoreline have been eroded by the incessant push and pull of the North Sea.
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By the 21st century they had become lapidary — each a single usually unpopulated image, often symmetrical, in the lush colors of environmental pollution, as charged as tarot cards: drainage tunnels, unfinished corridors, walls of cardboard or safety-orange fabric, graffiti scratched on glass or carved on a tree, a box standing in bright-green water, a drowned bird in purple.
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Experts said that while the use of the bomb was likely a technical decision of matching the most effective ordnance to a specific target - tunnels and caves in an unpopulated area - its shock waves would have been sent not only to ISIS fighters, but also to North Korea, which conceals its nuclear weapons program deep underground, and Iran, which has a large uranium enrichment facility buried in a granite mountain.
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I used to talk about this and local critics said I was just trying to scare people, and then last year [Editor's note: the Chelyabinsk meteor explosion happened in 2013, four years ago] we had that relatively small asteroid detonate over a completely unpopulated area in Russia and it injured over 1,000 people, 1,000 miles away [Editor's note: an estimated 1,500 were injured and damage was reported 79 miles away].
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