Sentence examples for aerial impacts from inspiring English sources

Wind energy production will result in reduced CO2 emissions and reduced water demand for electricity generation [1], but it will result in broader terrestrial [2], [7] and aerial impacts [4] [6].

On the other hand, surface and subsurface hydrologic flows and geological and aerial (impact) processes may have transported living, dormant, or fossilized microorganisms from one location to another.

I am against marriage, I am going to trigger the biggest constitutional crisis since the abdication, and our rents policy will have a worst impact than aerial bombardment and napalm.

Atmospheric perspective [4, 29], also called aerial perspective, explains the impact of space or atmosphere between an object and an observer on the appearance of an object.

The sensor is designed to minimize the impact of aerial sounds in recordings, thus allowing a more focused acoustic description of fall events.

The IMSRP involved a four year research project in keeping with its specific objectives to determine the; (1) impact of mine subsidence on agricultural soils; (2) overall impact of coal mine subsidence on crop yields; and (3) effectiveness of subsidence mitigation on crop yields, The first step was to determine the aerial extent of subsidence impacted areas (Darmody et al. 1988).

His various series illuminate the strangely magnificent aerial appearance of environmentally impacted sites in the United States.

At first glance, David Maisel's gorgeous photographs seem to celebrate the natural beauty of another planet, but his deep blue swirls and red craters actually depict the aerial appearance of environmentally impacted sites in the United States transformed by water reclamation, logging, military tests and mining.

Meantime, the issue of reclamation was mini-reviewed by tracking the chronicle development, aerial coverage, and deteriorated environmental impacts on the coastal ecosystem.

Unfortunately, people who happen to live in fly zones are being dusted with airborne releases of pesticides and fungicides, causing much concern about the potential impacts these chemical aerial assaults may mean for people's health.

Such work could usefully distinguish between impacts on the aerial or soil environments and less direct effects.