in geography, an earth area that displays a distinctive grouping of physical or cultural phenomena or is functionally united as a single organisational unit
The state is divided into geographic regions to provide local leadership leadership and guidance to the chapters in that area.
Specified geographical area for operational purposes.
The geographic region of the country as divided up by US Soccer for the purpose of organizing tournaments and other activities. There are four regions in the country, Massachusetts and most other northeast states are part of Region 1. Visit the Region 1 web site.
An area where the rights and obligations related to supply (sale) of electrical and thermal energy to consumers are assigned to a certain electricity supplier
A section of the dynamic area that is allocated to a job step or system task.
an area of land and/or water whose limits are defined by the geographical distribution of physical attributes
A region used, for example, in clipping or maintaining the invalid region of a window. Implemented as a list of rectangles. See also: rectangle window
A domestic service area determined either by revenue (Sales) or geography (Operations) that includes several Districts.
Area of the earth's surface possessing some characteristic.
an area that may be part of one state/region or may cover several states/nations; its people have similar economic interests
one of nine geographic territories of the ELCA comprised of a number of synods in the United States and the Caribbean
These are sets of points (not necessarily rectangles) on which arithmetic can be done.
Area coding allocated by ICC from the postal code of the trading address, if that is not available the registered office is used.
A region is the area of text between the mark and the current point. Many editor commands affect only a specified region.
A combination of districts or parts of districts.
A group of districts, located within a geographic area of a state Junior Chamber organization.
Four groupings of states (Northeast, South, Midwest, and West) established by the Census Bureau in 1942 for the presentation of census data. Northeast Region: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania South Region: Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas Midwest Region: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio West Region: Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Island areas are not part of any region. Related term: Division
An area of the Kingdom (roughly equivalent to a state).
Two character code indication the region within an area plan.
A region is a district of the Archdiocese, in which pastoral activity is supervised by an Episcopal Vicar. The Archdiocese of Dubuque is divided into three regions: Cedar Rapids Region, Dubuque Region, and Waterloo Region.
An enclosed area defined by one or more polygons. If a region contains one or more lakes or islands, each lake or island is a separate polygon.
Area where the customer resides which may affect price with some manufacturers. The region can cause changes in the type of emission required, the marketing price adjustment, or the destination charge.
The highest level of census geography in Scotland (equivalent of County in England & Wales). Regions have recently been replaced by a totally new local government geography.'91 geography'81 geography
An object which identifies one or more areas of an area. Each component of a region can be of any shape, including (but not limited to) ellipses, rectangles, and other polygons. Regions can be combined in a variety of ways to create more complicated regions. Back
an area with one or more common characteristics or features, which give it a measure of homogeneity and make it different from surrounding areas.
A clearly described area within the computer's storage that is logically and/or physically distinct from other regions. Regions are used to separate testing from production [normal use]. Syn: partition.
one of the geographical administrative units of a national program.
The physical area where a charity primarily renders and practices its services. We classify a charity as regional, national, or international in scope. It may function locally within a particular state or region of the country, operate on a national level or to influence national policies, or serve countries and people internationally.
Contiguous area of storage on a disk.
an area of land having more or less definable boundaries
An area having some characteristic or characteristics that distinguish it from other areas. A territory of interest to people and for which one or more distinctive traits are used as the basis for its identity.
Region describes where the geographical feature in question is found. It includes provinces or territories belonging to Canada.
a area of the page that you wish to treat as a single item
a area on a page that serves as a container for content
a basic unit of geographic study
a closed area filled with a material
a closed, polygonal shape that can be rendered with various techniques
a combination of geometrically defined shapes, such as ellipses, rectangles, or polygons
a data structure that describes a masked area through which drawing is permitted in a rendering context
a geographic area defined by the Camarilla Council that contains many domains
a geographic entity, or location
a high-level storytelling unit consisting of all Venues within that area
an area containing several communities with common aviation ties to each other due to geographic and economic characteristics
an area made of combining graphics primitives like rectangles
an area of memory holding heap allocated data (reference cells)
an area of the earth with consistent cultural or physical characteristics
an area of the same color of adjacent pixels
an area of white space on the paper bounded by lines
an area on a page that displays information and can contain either portlets, items, or tabs
an area on a page that displays information provided by a portlet
an area on the display that is a combination of rectangles, other polygons and ellips es
an area on the earth's surface sharing some important commonalities
an area that displays unity in terms of selected characteristics
an area that is tied together for some identifiable reason, such as physical, political, economic, or cultural features
an area that is usefully considered as an entity for purposes of description, analysis, administration, planning, or policy
an area that you specify somewhere on the report layout
an area where partners (associations and local authorities) are strongly involved in Euromediterranean actions
an area with common characteristics or features that give it cohesiveness and that set it apart from surrounding areas
an area within Great Britain
a rectangle or line that separates a logical grouping of fields from others in the block
a rectangle, polygon, or ellipse (or a combination ' of two or more of these shapes) that can be filled, painted, ' inverted, framed, and used to perform hit testing (testing ' for the cursor location)
a specific area that includes a number of states
a specification (in a formatting object) instructing the formatter to create one or more areas
a subnational division that is climatically, culturally, geographically or politically coherent
a well defined geographic area containing nodes which may or may not be combined into networks
The region includes the bi-county area encompassing Erie County and Niagara County for the purpose of the Buffalo Niagara Cultural Tourism Initiative.
The councils into which a province is divided. These are further divided into either districts or areas.
A notable coffee producing area within an origin country; such as Harrar in Ethiopia, or Antigua in Guatemala.
an area of contiguous virtual memory that is accessible by the threads of the owning process.
Geographic area of New York State where the Remediation Site is located. Nine Regions have been established by the NYSDEC. (The reader is directed to the NYSDEC Regional Office Map and Directory that shows the location of each Regional Office, illustrates the area of the State served by each Regional Office, and provides an appropriate telephone number and address for each Regional Office.)
the name of the region as stated on the policy schedule determines the area of cover. Global Health Insurance can provide cover for many regions. Follow the link for a complete list of countries where we can obtain insurance for you.
A large, continuous area that has similar features or environment
Geographical regions of New Zealand. Four are used in this report - Northern, Midland, Central and Southern - equivalent to the 2001 administrative boundaries used by the Ministry of Health and ACC. The Northern region includes Northland and Auckland; the Midland region includes Waikato, Rotorua, Taupo, Bay of Plenty and Taranaki; the Central region includes Gisborne, Hawkes Bay, Wairarapa, Wanganui, Manawatu and Wellington; and the Southern region covers all of the South Island.
The geographic area defined by the Northwest Power Act. It includes the states of Idaho, Oregon and Washington; Montana west of the Continental Divide; portions of Nevada, Utah and Wyoming that lie within the Columbia drainage basin; and any rural electric cooperative customer not in the geographic area described above, but served by BPA on the effective date of the Northwest Power Act.
Metropolitan or any other multi-jurisdictional area.
A rectangular area within the Photon event space that's used by an application for collecting and emitting events.
For this report, States are included in the four U.S. Census regions as follows: Northeast - Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont. Midwest - Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin. West - Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming. South - Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia.
A geographic area that makes up some of the territory of an association. Each region typically has its own regional director, awards its own year-end regional awards, and may operate under slightly different rules. For example, CFA has nine regions: seven in the US, one in Japan, and one in Europe.
In the Diocese of Virginia, a smaller area of the diocese overseen by a Dean.
Revenue Assurance Rural Delivery Service
Any of the nine Government Office Regions of England. These are the primary statistical subdivisions of England and also the areas in which the Government Offices for the Regions fulfil their role.
One of several geographic groupings of states. At the biennial AAUW convention (odd years), there are regional caucuses and regional directors are elected. In even years, the regions host their own conferences. The regions are: New England (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) Middle Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA) South Atlantic (FL, GA, NC, PR, SC, VA, WV) Great Lakes (IL, IN, MI, OH, WI) Southeast Central (AL, KY, LA, MS, TN) Upper Midwest (IA, MN, NE, ND, SD) Southwest Central (AR, KS, MO, OK, TX) Rocky Mountain (AZ, CO, NM, NV, UT, WY) Mountain Pacific (AK, HI/Pacific, ID, MT, OR, WA) California (CA)
a geographic area made up of smaller entities, such as communities tied together by a transportation network; a defined area having the the kind of activity or potential for activity that serves an economy and its development ( area development) see Economic Development.net/Area Development and the explanation of regions as locations in Site Location Assistance.com. A region may have a name that comes from a landmark, such as a river, or its history. In location work a region is often referred to by the name of the city that drives its economy see city-region. definition of region defined definition of city region defined definition of city-region defined definition of location region defined
An entire metropolitan area including designated urban and rural sub-regions.
a territorial division of the Institute* made up of several districts. There are seven districts in the United States/Toronto Region: Baltimore, Long Island - New England, Midwest, New York, San Francisco, Santa Fe - New Orleans, and Toronto.
An area inclusive of and determined by participating national system sites and systems that is based on common management interests, similar or linked ecological characteristics, and/or other factors that provide a foundation for meaningful coordination.
Regions are how DVDs are separated based on geographic distribution. For instance, North America is Region 1 which means that if you took a Region 1 DVD and tried to play it in a European DVD player you would receive an error that the Region Code is incorrect. It is important when you order your DVDs that you specify where the DVD will be used. We hope to soon offer DVDs that will play in any region.
the area between point and mark, sometimes active, sometimes not
a particular fairly large area or part, usu. without exact limits
An extent or area of multidimensional space.
Area of an image. Also called a region of interest for image processing operations.
USPC divides the country into regions presided over by a Regional Supervisor. Antietam is a member of the Maryland region.
means the Waikato Region constituted on November 1, 1989 and includes the city of Hamilton and the districts of Hauraki, Matamata-Piako, Otorohanga, South Waikato, Taupo, Thames-Coromandel, Waikato, Waipa, Waitomo and part of the districts of Franklin and Rotorua.
An area of an image which is homogeneous in intensity or texture.
The geographical area that identifies the boundaries of the regional ITS architecture and is defined by and based on the needs of the participating agencies and other stakeholders.
An area of an image file that is selected for specialized processing. Also called a “zone.
A region is an area of a page that usually contains either text or images, but not both. Regions can be determined by the OCR Shop XTR during auto-segmentation or specified by vvEngAPI::vvSetRegionProperties. Regions on a page can overlap. Regions can be simple rectangles in shape or they can be more complex (see UOR).
In CCD imaging, a user-defined, rectangular area on the CCD that is exposed and processed as an image.
A geographic sub-division created for administrative purposes and for departmental purposes, placed under the control of one individual.
areas of the United States in which KP physicians practice (e.g., see KPNW)
an area of the earth's surface
Refers to an area that is user-defined, typical a rectangular area on the sensor that is exposed and processed as an image.
A pre-defined area on the sky where one or more targets (see list below) are clustered. A region is used for planning purposes.
Administrative geographical unit consisting of several stakes.
The tribal browse page lists tribes by "regions", or culture area designations. The names of the culture areas come from Library of Congress Subject Headings.
An area within a bitmap, a pixmap, a screen, or a window.
In screen mapping, a particular area on a screen that can be used to display messages and error conditions. Also referred to as the significant region.
An electoral area which contains a number of Scottish parliamentary constituencies. There are currently 8 regions, each of which returns 7 MSPs.
One of nine geographic areas of the United States in which regional qualifying competitions are held.
A coverage feature class used to represent a spatial feature as one or more polygons. Many regions can be defined in a single coverage. Regions have attributes ( PAT) that describe the geographic feature they represent.
Region is a geographic term used in various ways among the different branches of geography. In general, a region medium-scale area of land or water, smaller than the whole area of interest (which could be, for example, the world, a nation, a river basin, mountain range, and so on), and larger than a specific site or location. A region can be seen as a collection of smaller units (as in "the New England states") or as one part of a larger whole (as in "the New England region of the United States").