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.
plain. large area of level or nearly level land. Elevated plains are called plateaus plateau,elevated, level or nearly level portion of the earth's surface, larger in summit area than a mountain and bounded on at least one side by steep slopes, occurring on land or in oceans......Click the link for more information.n land plains are classified as below sea level (for example, the Caspian Lowland); lowland plains, with elevations from sea level to 200 m (Western Siberian Plain); elevated plains, lying between 200 m and 500 m (Ustiurt); and highland plains, occurring above 500 m (interior of the Iranian Plateau).