Sentence examples for anthropogenic elements from inspiring English sources
Moreover, geology influences conditions and even limit, the presence, typologies and development of the biotic and anthropogenic elements.
Suburban areas display a highly heterogeneous composition and encompass many anthropogenic elements that affect water flow paths, such as ditches, sewers, culverts and embankments.
The extraordinary rise of piezometric surface in aquifers may induce an unexpected interaction of groundwater with anthropogenic elements known as groundwater inundation phenomena.
At the landscape scale, SOC spatial variability is strongly affected by natural and anthropogenic processes and linear anthropogenic elements (such hedges or ditches).
For JX, GX and GX′ soils, Cr and Ni in JX and GX′ soils and Cr, Ni and Mn in GX soil, as geogenic elements, were comparable with their background values; whereas other heavy metals, as anthropogenic elements, were higher than their background values.
Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is employed in order to prioritise the natural and anthropogenic elements extracted from historical maps and orthophotos in order to produce the vulnerability maps and being able to assess and mitigate the effects on cultural heritage sites.
Since the advent of human civilization, climate change has involved an "anthropogenic," or exclusively human-caused, element, and this anthropogenic element has become more important in the industrial period of the past two centuries.
Similar behavior was also observed in the case of Cs, an anthropogenic element coming from global and Chernobyl fallout [ 47, 48].
While implementing conservation measures in river valleys, one should keep in mind that: (1) hotspots of RCP and invasive species spatially overlap and (2) anthropogenic linear elements occurring within river valleys constitute important habitats for some RCP species.
Water bodies or river courses are considered non-fragmenting features, for these constitute natural corridors in a forested landscape, while anthropogenic landscape elements (such as buildings, roads, agricultural field and barren land) are drivers of forest fragmentation.
An inter-disciplinary IEHM programme based on a cause-effect chain approach to the natural-eco-anthropogenic system elements would allow such analysis [ 6, 7].
