Sentence examples for array of land from inspiring English sources

Wildlife live alongside humans across this array of land uses and thus, are exposed to varying chemical milieus.

Although typically associated to a homogeneous agribusiness system, agriculture and its expansion in this territory involve a diverse array of land users.

In agriculture, sequestration involves using an array of land management techniques, like no-till farming, in which tractors do not plow the land before planting, that improve the soil and that allow plants to better absorb carbon from the atmosphere.

Purchases receiving a green light have included a handsome array of land considered environmentally sensitive, which can be recommended by any interested group in the state, including nonprofit organizations and private landholders.

Current membership includes a broad swathe of North American universities, ranging from top-ranked private and public research universities to an array of land grant institutions, and other specialized research entities.

-- Legislation passed by Congress mandating the fencing of 700 miles of the U.S. border with Mexico has sparked opposition from an array of land managers, businesspeople, law enforcement officials, environmentalists and U.S. Border Patrol agents as a one-size-fits-all policy response to the nettlesome task of securing the nation's borders.

Disney also offers an array of land-sea packages: www.disneycruise.com or (800) 951-3532.

The findings support earlier hypotheses about the structures' shared origins that were based on their shapes and, coupled with the team's earlier discovery that the duo is also turned on during insect wing development, suggests that arthropods' array of land-based adaptations arose from the gills of their water-bound ancestors.

The predictive ability of these variables in these models is interpreted as a representation of how decades of economic and housing development, frequently discriminatory, manifest in the array of land-use, land cover and urban design factors that influence the physical phenomenon of the urban heat island (e.g., see Schill, 1995).

The two transects crossed a wide array of soil parent materials, soil ages, climatic conditions, landforms, land covers and land uses.

This is especially useful for nonfiction, but also comes in handy for books like "A Game of Thrones" that feature large casts of characters who inhabit a bewildering array of fictional lands.