Sentence examples for applying land from inspiring English sources

Based on growth stages and patterns of a malignant cancer tumor inside a human's body, a sustainable, realistic and practical urban growth pattern is introduced applying land suitability analysis, SLEUTH urban growth modeling, landscape metrics and statistical analyses.

Other skills include the application of planning support tools and geodesign methods, drafting and applying land use regulations such as zoning and Smart Codes; creation of natural resource inventories, conservation areas, and green infrastructure plans, and planning at the nexus of transportation and land use.

We simulated the effects of applying land sharing and land sparing strategies to the agricultural zones designated by four future land-use scenarios (reflecting both current land-use and prospective land-use plans) in the Ex-Mega Rice Project region of Central Kalimantan, Indonesia.

In the local actors' group, applying land development strategies and choosing crops while failing to account for the inevitable increase in water demand led to serious water crises: total demand exceeded water availability by 75%, and the indicator of adequacy dropped to 0.5 for many players.

Of the total area of land covered currently by forests (79percentt), and after applying land use planning principles at the national level, it is expected that there will be 37 500 ha of forest that will expand the existing 874 568 ha under protection for a new total of 912 068 ha (40.0percentt).

Maui County says its decision involving the church was a matter of routinely applying land-use regulations governing an area zoned for agriculture.

They estimated exposure to nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and PM, the major components of traffic emissions, by applying land-use regression models.

Two optimization criteria are applied: land suitability and the shape-regularity of the resulting land use patches.

Indeed properly applied, land value taxation (LVT) would encourage desirable behaviour and promote the conservation and efficient use of finite resources.

We treated biodiversity information related to permitting and development as a cost surface and applied land conservation status towards the probability of success term.

This resulted in the state-level Adirondack Park Agency, which the Legislature empowered to draw up and apply land-use and development plans for the private holdings.