The phrase "areas landscape" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the landscape of specific areas, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The areas landscape varies significantly from one region to another, showcasing diverse natural features."
Alternatives: "landscape of the areas" or "landscapes in different areas".
In both study areas, landscape activities leading to a more extensive type of land use predominate.
The existing models, however, usually underestimate that, especially for non-reclaimed mines located close to populated areas, landscape degradation generated by surface mining is a critical factor.
Surrounding each of these sampling areas, landscape structure was defined using remote sensed data from Specim AISA Eagle (400 970 nm) and Hawk (970 2450 nm) hyperspectral sensors.
In these areas, landscape planners and environmental managers are confronted with the problem that landscapes should fullfil various functions, often with conflicting goals, e.g. nature reserves to enhance species richness vs. recreational areas for city-dwellers.
We modeled species occurrence in relation to ecological and social covariates (protected areas, landscape characteristics, and human influences), which we believe are critical to determining species occurrence in India.
Clusters with significantly high incidence of HFRS identified will be helpful of investigating the underlying causes of increased risk in the identified areas, landscape attributes and identification of the environmental variables characteristic of high-risk areas with different acreage.
Processes occurring within small areas (patch-scale) that influence species richness and spatial heterogeneity of larger areas (landscape-scale) have long been an interest of ecologists.
In many areas, landscapes are disfigured by abandoned wrecks or unsightly automobile graveyards.
Another attraction of the new phase is the "Falcone flyover", a raised portion above the raised railway that allows visitors to look down on green areas landscaped to replicated wooded hillocks.
Inner Mongolia, China, was divided into five different areas (landscapes) based on the annual overland flow of water (AOF): <2, 2 5, 5 10, 10 50, and >50 mm.
Special attention of his research is paid to the pollution areas, landscapes that have undergone mineral resources mining, protected and otherwise valuable territories.
