Sentence examples for area fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The peak area fragmentation fingerprints for different components were matched with the NIST05a.Library database.

The fragmentation shape index (R = −0.89675) and inside habitat area fragmentation index (R = −0.77646) show a negative correlation with the damage ratio.

These design challenges are mainly to prevent hardware area fragmentation to increase resource utilization, to reduce hardware reconfiguration cost and to partition and schedule the tasks between the microprocessor and the hardware accelerator efficiently for performance improvement and power savings of the applications.

We apply landscape metrics to 1-m resolution remotely sensed imagery of the City of Phoenix, Arizona from 2010 in order to analyze urban sprawl based on the area, fragmentation, shape complexity, and diversity of land covers at a resolution finer than that of an individual land parcel.

The constantly evolving transportation infrastructure in Europe, especially in its Midwestern part, on one hand connects, making it easier for people to travel and ship goods, but on the other hand it irreversibly divides and leaves its painful impress on virgin natural areas (fragmentation of the environment).

LC has been implemented in China since the mid-1990s in an attempt to increase available cropland area, reduce fragmentation and promote agricultural production capacity.

The differences found between the historical patterns of natural forest management of the five conservation areas, such as the number of NFMPs per conservation area, forest fragmentation statistics specific to each conservation area, and descriptive statistics based on the NFMPs collected in each conservation area, are given in Arroyo-Mora et al. [39].

The differences found between the historical patterns of natural forest management of the five conservation areas, such as the number of NFMPs per conservation area, forest fragmentation statistics specific to each conservation area, and descriptive statistics based on the NFMPs collected in each conservation area, are given in Arroyo-Mora et al. [ 39].

The former method provides an area-filling fragmentation of the map into different spots which typically occupy larger areas than the spots from the over-/underexpression summary maps.

Fine-grained species are vulnerable to area-dependent fragmentation pressures.

We observed that protected areas mitigate fragmentation, but their roles differ according to their location and level of protection.