| The terrain is steep but so rewarding, so vastly unpopulated and un-skied, and so void of the neon jumpsuits and fur-lined boots crowd. |
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| However, the feeling suddenly disappeared, and Arin was left standing near an empty bench in an unpopulated area in the park. |
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| These unpopulated regions had been a haven for pirates, slavers, and other scoundrels for centuries. |
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| A hilltop Mesolithic hunting camp has been excavated in an unpopulated area of Perthshire west of Aberfeldy. |
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| Furthermore, Canada is a large, mostly unpopulated landmass that is virtually undefendable. |
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| A method and apparatus for inspection of unpopulated printed circuit boards is disclosed. |
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| Two large armies, in the middle of a featureless desert, in a mostly unpopulated area going at one another. |
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| So wildlife officials are looking for an unpopulated area in the wild to release them. |
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| There are vast areas of unpopulated land, harbouring some very scary creatures. |
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| Because of the large number of unpopulated Indian Reserves located in British Columbia, a separate map has been included. |
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| This day of expiry information will be left unpopulated for futures and options on futures. |
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| Although unpopulated at first, these lands are being settled due to demographic growth. |
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| The unpopulated hinterland is always there, looming over our shoulders, both physically and psychologically. |
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| Vast tracts were unpopulated, roads were extensive, but easy for brigands or local overlords to cut or tax, and often impassable in the wet season. |
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| This is part of a three-year scheme to relocate over 2 million people from the drought-prone areas to the relatively unpopulated fertile lands in the south and west. |
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| A host of other, unpopulated, territories would be open to scrutiny on grounds of proximity, or lack of it: swathes of Antarctica for example. |
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| If it is really that safe, why bother to bury it in practically unpopulated areas? |
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| Not included are unpopulated reserves and reserves that have data quality issues for which population counts are not available. |
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| As well, controllers are advised to encourage an aircraft to dump fuel on a constant heading over unpopulated areas and clear of heavy traffic. |
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| Satellite technology is especially important because it efficiently provides information on the vast, unpopulated areas of Canada's north. |
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| Hazards associated with future eruptions in this unpopulated region are minor. |
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| For example, some migrant workers spend up to six months in unpopulated areas without a possibility to meet their families. |
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| When Lewis and Clark explored the West in the early 1800s, as many as 100,000 wild grizzlies roamed the vast stretches of open and unpopulated land. |
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| I would hope that it will find an empty and unpopulated land. |
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| One of them had a trajectory toward Kuwait City, but luckily enough it was one of those missiles downed and the other two fell and hit unpopulated areas. |
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| A moon that circled a gas giant in an unpopulated region of space. |
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| I backtrack off the Spirit Lake Highway and drive around the mountain to the south side, where a lone sheriff's deputy patrols the unpopulated roads. |
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| Eastward lay what seemed like pointless desert and unpopulated towns. |
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| Central African Republic is generously endowed with mineral and forest natural resources, and has a vast territory, which is unpopulated, well watered, with arable and grazing lands. |
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| We must always remember that this is not a vast unpopulated area. |
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| As if painting another, more magical world, he also did bare, unpopulated moorscapes and nearly all-white seascapes verging on abstraction. Curiously, the very mention of Lowry continues to enrage some people. |
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| In July 2002, steps were taken to destroy some of the smallest, unpopulated outposts, a step castigated by YESHA, the settlers' association, as an encouragement of terrorism. |
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| Whatever population may have remained dropped dramatically, and the coastal lands remained largely unpopulated for the next two centuries. |
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| Seldom does the person remember an empty, unpopulated dreamworld, and individuals seem to dream roughly two-thirds of the time about people they know. |
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| They can also be used in unpopulated countries as emergency location points. |
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| Since most earthquakes are very small and many occur in unpopulated areas, only about 50 earthquakes each year are reported by the Canadian public. |
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| The unpopulated reserves have been included in order to remind companies that caution may be needed when entering an otherwise seemingly unused area. |
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| Flood risks in certain areas within the Community could be considered not to be significant, for example in thinly populated or unpopulated areas or in areas with limited economic assets or ecological value. |
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| Little Eye and Middle Eye are both unpopulated, but Hilbre Island has a few houses, some of which are privately owned. |
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| The coastal lands remained largely unpopulated for the next one or two centuries. |
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| Most medieval settlements remained small, with agricultural land and large zones of unpopulated and lawless wilderness in between. |
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| Lexicographically designated as lifeless, unpopulated areas, deserts, which cover more than one quarter of earth's surface, have more than 600 million people living in them. |
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| Each race was so prolific that it sent large numbers of individuals every year to the Franks, who planted them in unpopulated regions of its territory. |
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| The mountains and most of the remote coastal areas are almost unpopulated. |
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| Coastal lands remained largely unpopulated for the next two centuries. |
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| Unpopulated circuit boards are subjected to a bare board test where each circuit connection is verified as correct on the finished circuit board. |
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