Voorbeelden van neighbourhood

• We live in a middle class neighbourhood.

• The police have taken fingerprints from every man in the neighbourhood.

• The neighbourhood is populated mainly by whites.

• There have been reports of a masked man prowling in the neighbourhood.

• Plans to build a new nightclub in the neighbourhood have enraged local residents.

• He confirmed what other people in the neighbourhood have repeatedly told me.

• Living in such a neighbourhood may contribute to problematic relationships, and receiving scant support from children reduces an older person's opportunities to live elsewhere.

• Not everyone welcomed the presence of the anarchists, pagans, and crusties in the neighbourhood.

• It is important to note that the assumption of homogeneous lexical structure across neighbourhoods differing in density has not been explicitly tested in adults.

• Built in 1985, the neighbourhood is relatively invisible to the average passer-by.

• For example, this can be done if the support of the transverse measure has a neighbourhood to which the foliation extends in a non-singular way.

• In their definition, a smooth map is tame if there is a triangulation of the singular set that extends to a neighbourhood.

• We introduce sections transversal to the graphics in the neighbourhood of the singular points.

• The efficiency of global search methods enables us to keep only small solution fragments, which leads to a larger neighbourhood leaving more room for improvement.

• The state of any cell is updated by a transition rule which is applied to the previousstep state of its neighbourhood.

• Virtually all lived in, or close to, working class neighbourhoods and continued to socialize with friends and relatives from the humbler ranks of the community.

• However, future studies offer the potential to compare the effects of, for example, civic duty, neighbourhood solidarity and close election messages.

• Eight of the 12 operational projects (67 per cent) are based in a particular part of a town or city, targeted at deprived neighbourhoods.

• The jobbers toured the neighbourhoods and tried to gather the needed extra hands.

• At the local level, we suggest that 'neighbourhood-effect-like' processes operate at two spatial scales at least.