Sentence examples for amount configuration from inspiring English sources

The ability of remote-sensing technologies to rapidly deliver data on habitat quantity (e.g., amount, configuration) and quality (e.g., structure, distribution of individual plant species, habitat types and/or communities, persistence) across a range of spatial resolutions and temporal frequencies is increasingly sought-after in conservation management.

Finally, the effect of a specific location in the landscape on PM2.5 depends on the surrounding vegetation (amount and configuration).

The main parameters investigated were the shear span-to-depth ratio, and the amount and configuration of steel reinforcement.

Analyzing temporal changes in forest amount and configuration is paramount to better design future forest management interventions.

Forest planners must evaluate how spatiotemporal changes in habitat amount and configuration across the landscape as a result of timber management will affect species' persistence.

Several design parameters are varied including opening width and depth, and amount and configuration of the FRP sheets in the vicinity of the opening.

Metapopulation models for highly fragmented landscapes predict an extinction threshold, a critical amount and configuration of habitat that is necessary for long-term metapopulation persistence.

The effect of strengthening technique on several design parameters such as amount and configuration of the FRP sheets around the opening, deflection, strain, opening width and depth, ultimate load and cracking was investigated.

Different causal mechanisms have been suggested to explain species decline in fragmented landscapes, mainly those related with the amount and configuration of habitat for species (habitat availability), and those related with the habitat patch quality.

We studied the effects of habitat amount and configuration on the foraging behaviour, provisioning rates and physiological condition of breeding male northern saw-whet owls (Aegolius acadicus) nesting in the fragmented aspen parkland of central Alberta, Canada.

We describe an operational framework to identify multi-scale profiles of short-term anthropogenic disturbances using a moving window algorithm to measure the amount and configuration of disturbance as detected by satellite imagery.