Sentence examples for all hectares from inspiring English sources

For each substratum, a field plot set was randomly drawn from all ACD values of the substratum, and the mean of the set was mapped back onto all hectares of that substratum.

The best green space in the downtown area is High Park – all 161 hectares of it.

All 258,000 hectares (ha) of English woodland has been provisionally divided into four categories, ranging from "heritage" to "multi-purpose", "small timber and "large commercial".

NT's executives have been preparing to defy a member's resolution, being voted on at its annual general meeting on Saturday, that calls for a ban on badger culling on all 250,000 hectares of NT land.

This ecological approach, say proponents such as the Woodland Trust, would see a massive tree-planting campaign led by schools and the 500,000 people who signed up to the petition to protect the trees; the restoration of all 35,000 hectares of England's planted ancient woods; new legal protection for trees; guaranteed access, and many new amenity forests springing up near towns and cities.

This paper quantifies the impacts of GE crops on the kilograms of pesticides applied per hectare and across all GE hectares, drawing upon publicly accessible USDA data.

Average rates of insecticide application across all corn hectares treated per crop year are then calculated, weighted by portions of total hectare treatments.

The same hollowing-out of supposedly protected areas takes place throughout Kalimantan, where more than half of the forest cover has been lost from them since 1985, some 3 million hectares in all.

Last year, the government cancelled the contracts and sold all but nine hectares to oligarchs and businessmen, who ordered the destruction of the organic bounty.

An anti-coca law in 1988 made all but 12,000 hectares (30,000 acres) of "traditional" coca planting illegal, and banned new planting.

Other shipments have been found in planks of wood, carrots, guano and even votive candles.Peru's government says it wants to eradicate all but 10,000 hectares of coca, which are reserved for traditional use, by the end of 2006.