0 a strip or belt, or a long area of something: --
The sheriff’s department polices a wide swath of the county.
The curves indicate the silhouettes and swaths.
Such maps, if they are to have circumpolar coverage, can only feasibly be produced on a routine basis using satellite imagery having wide swaths but comparatively coarse resolution.
Other cost savings for swath grazing include less wear on machinery required to bale, transport and feed hay, and minimal manure handling costs.
Since 2005, we have rewritten large swaths of our internal infrastructure, fielding systems more sophisticated than previously possible, and far more efficient.
The main problem with swath grazing is potentially deep snow and icing of the swaths.
Although illegal virtually since its inception, the animal game plays a part in the everyday lives of a broad swath of the country's population.
For some countries, the housing policy priority is to promote home ownership among the widest possible swath of the population.
Our fence was placed at right angles to the swaths, which facilitated grazing when swaths were covered with snow33.
