In some countries the population density is quite high.

24. Population density.

Population density is high in a number of Parties for example, 324 persons km2 in India in 2001.

Secondly, population growth and density into cities.

Population density is 43.3 inhabitants per km2.

Population density by province, 1990 and 2000

Stratospheric and other broadband systems could be differentiated as high density and low density market segments.

In 2003, population density stood at 245 people sq. km, urban population accounted for 25.7 .

Instead, it was more likely that the isolated high density population areas of the country would be connected via wireless and satellite links.

Rwanda has the highest population density in the world after Bangladesh.

Very high density living on the side of a hill.

India, for example, reported a population density of 324 persons km2 in 2001.

According to the 1990 census, the population of the Republic of Panama totals 2,329,329 inhabitants, with a density of 30.8 inhabitants per square kilometre, making it a country with a low population density.

Stratospheric and ground based millimetre wave systems were high density architectures.

The reasons for the relatively high rate of anti Semitic violence in Ile de France are the high overall population density, the large Jewish community and the activities of extreme right groups and skinheads.

The density of its population and industrial centres makes Israel especially vulnerable to attacks.

They offer a pleasant respite from the high density development around them.

This was particularly distributed to poor people living in high density flats.

The total population of the Territory in 1995 was 15,000, and the population density is approximately 34 persons per square kilometre.

Despite the high population density in Gaza, Mr. Erekat complained that the Israeli Government was confiscating dozens of dunums of land from Khan Younis for the Neve Dekalim settlement.

Adjusted for population density, that is less than one percent of the impact of the Haitian quake.

(a) Population profile, for example, growth rates, population density and distribution, with some historical perspective (e.g. 1970 1990), and greenhouse gas emission per capita

Outer socket made by using heated high density polyethylene pipes, rather than using heated sheets.

At the outbreak of hostilities, a population of 7,700,000 was living in a tiny area of 26,338 km2 a population density of 300 per km2.

Estimates for 1996 placed the population of Gibraltar at 27,337, with an average population density of 45.8 persons per hectare, excluding servicemen, visitors and transients.

In the case of Haiti, however, unlike its neighbours, a high degree of vulnerability due to poverty, environmental degradation, political and social instability and heavy population density creates scenarios for frequent large disasters.

This population lives in a territory of 34 k2, for a density of 3,000 inhabitants per square kilometre.

(c) Asia and the Pacific The combination of high population density and growth, rapid industrialization and urbanization, and poverty has accelerated environmental degradation and led to a substantial increase in air and water pollution.

Developing countries must be assured of ample, low cost access to high density broadband telecommunication links.

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In Ile de France, the high population density, and above all the fact that extreme right, nationalist and neo Nazi organizations as well as skinhead groups are particularly well established there, may explain such numbers.

If developing countries relied solely on satellites for their broadband links, they would find themselves in the situation of having only low density broadband capability to meet high density broadband demand.

Radar observations of defined space volumes in the beam park mode of operation are providing data on the population density.

The MASTER Reference Population as of 1995.0 has been used to render values for the spatial density in these bins.

The current population density is estimated at approximately 234 persons per square kilometre, an average figure for the South Pacific.

The poor quality of infrastructure imposes heavy costs on the producers of tradable goods and on the rest of the population, given the low population density in Africa.

27. As regards population density, which shows the degree of concentration of the population, Peru is below the Latin American average (17.6 as against 22 inhabitants per km2).

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