localised

But Trinity clearly has faith in localised news and is one of the companies experimenting with providing so-called hyper-local content in company with so-called citizen journalists.

Local papers on the up and up? Consider the reality, not the hype Roy Greenslade 2010

For instance, while the media have been presenting lurid pictures of the destruction wrought on Beirut by the Israeli air force, it takes Little Green Footballs to show a map illustrating how localised is the damage, the bombs targeted with considerable precision on Hizbollah strongholds.

Conflicting signals Richard 2006

There is also evidence that they do cause short-term localised loss of forage to farmers.

Taking the goat 2006

There is also evidence that they do cause short-term localised loss of forage to farmers.

Archive 2006-11-01 2006

I'm convinced the more Unionist candiates there are, the higher the aggregate Unionist first choice vote will be, which would surely be more important than a short-term localised propaganda victory for Sinn Fein?

British Blogs 2009

Metal nanostructures have been used as sensors before, as they interact very strongly with light due to so-called localised plasmon resonances.

Health News from Medical News Today 2009

Metal nanostructures have been used as sensors before, as they interact very strongly with light due to so-called localised plasmon resonances.

innovations-report 2009

A hit Eminem record would be that rarest of things -- a good news story in a rust-belt city facing what some are already describing as a localised Depression.

Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed 2009

A hit Eminem record would be that rarest of things -- a good news story in a rust-belt city facing what some are already describing as a localised Depression.

Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed 2009

Metal nanostructures have been used as sensors before, as they interact very strongly with light due to so-called localised plasmon resonances.

unknown title 2009