0 a strip or belt, or a long area of something:
The sheriff’s department polices a wide swath of the county.
Perhaps this topic belongs in a short separate chapter along with swath bathymetry, which is not mentioned at all by this book.
An integrated approach to crop/ livestock systems: forage and grain production for swath grazing.
The biggest concern about swath grazing seems to involve access to swaths when snow is deep or when swaths become iced over.
It offers a wide swath of the best there is on offer at the moment.
It is distinguished from its neighbors, lined up tightly but crookedly on either side of a dirt track, by a swath of flaking red paint.
He blends biographical sketches with expositions of their central ideas, in the process ranging over an impressively wide swath of the history of scholarship.
On the other hand, well-defined classes along the edges of the swath are clearly unrealistic and are presumably attributable to variations in the viewing geometry.
Our fence was placed at right angles to the swaths, which facilitated grazing when swaths were covered with snow33.
