Sentence examples for areas derived from from inspiring English sources
The irrigated areas derived from Landsat agreed well r2 = 0.91 with the irrigated areas derived from MODIS, providing confidence in the MODIS NDVI threshold approach.
The plasma membrane surrounding a fertilized egg, therefore, is a mosaic structure containing patches of the original plasma membrane of the unfertilized egg and areas derived from membranes of the cortical granules.
In detail, the proposed index combines exposure times of each worker at each plant unit – derived from the OSH analysis – with damage areas derived from MAH analysis allowing a quantitative assessment of the MAH risk level for each individual job profile.
The root mean squared error of the LiDAR-derived floodwater surface profile to high-water marks was 30 cm, the consistency between the two flooded areas derived from LiDAR and SPOT imagery was 72%81%1% if suspicious isolated ponds in the SPOT-derived extent were removed), and LiDAR-derived flood extent had a horizontal resolution of ∼3 m.
However, during the last two decades, the transformation of these areas has challenged the original character of Mediterranean cities, replacing it with urban sprawl growth patterns; functional specialization areas derived from tourist and leisure economic activities; and the creation of new private open spaces.
Electricity generation using a gas engine operating on gas produced by the gasification of biomass is applicable equally to both the developed world (as a means of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by replacing fossil fuel) and to the developing world (by providing electricity in rural areas derived from traditional biomass).
In a product of a consanguineous mating, most homozygous areas derive from a common ancestor, and a single pathogenic mutation in a shared ancestral gene could cause a recessive disease.
Does it also connote, in Powell's genteel usage, "rest area" (derived from restroom, euphemism for "toilet, loo, lavatory" or "baby changing-room")?
Current estimations of reservoir evaporative loss are dependent on water area derived from a reservoir storage-area curve.
This paper addresses the spatial comparison of different landslide susceptibility zonation (LSZ) raster maps of the same area derived from various procedures.
Planned patches should have one to two thirds of their area derived from mature and old aspen and mixedwood stands and should be at least 5 ha, with most greater than 15 ha.
