Reports from Library Databases (Hoovers, Statista, etc...) Reports from Library Databases: If you found a report in one of the Librariesâ databases that is not available anywhere else, include a retrieval statement with the homepage for the database. Some examples of WVU Librariesâ databases that contain these kinds of reports are: Statista, Mergent Online, and Hooverâs. Examples: eMarketer.
plain [plÄn] (geography) An extensive, broad tract of level or rolling, almost treeless land with a shrubby vegetation, usually at a low elevation. (geology) A flat, gently sloping region of the sea floor. Also known as submarine plain. plain. 1. (of fabric) without pattern or of simple untwilled weave . 2.
The surface of a plain may be horizontal (the western part of the Betpak-Dala Desert), sloping (submontane trains), or down-warped (the central part of the Kashgar Plain). Depending on their mesorelief, plains are classified as flat, stepped, terraced, rolling, ridgy, hilly, or hummocky.