Sentence examples for based on a land from inspiring English sources
This study emphasizes that an approach based on a land plot level and using a land record-based GIS provides valuable results relevant for planning processes and nature conservation in changing cultural landscapes.
The original settlement of Teesville, named for Joseph Tees, an early landowner, was established in 1739, based on a land grant (1736) from King George II of England.
Predictions based on a land use scenario for the German site revealed that the erosion risk could be reduced significantly by changing land use strategies.
To represent past regional hydrology and seasonal hydrological extreme events, we believe it is feasible to use some large precipitation datasets such as i) climate reanalysis, which is mainly based on a land surface component, and ii) datasets based on merged products.
Wang et al. (2011) quantified drought in China based on a land surface model that simulated soil moisture during 1950 2006 and claimed that central and northeastern China had exhibited a significant drying tendency.
The whole complex, despite the several repairs which it has been subject to in past ages, still preserves the ancient character of a fortress of square plan, as documented in the drawing of Figure 2, dating back to 1701 and based on a land map of 1591.
A map showing actual biomass stock estimates presented in grams of carbon per square meter, based on a land-use data set derived from past studies and reflecting national-level numbers from the global Forest Resource Assessment.
His current research is predominantly aimed at developing the operational ocean forecast system based on a land-sea-coupled model using data assimilation methods and high-end computers, investigating land-ocean interactions based on the large amount of output datasets produced by high-resolution ocean simulations and high-density observations.
In the acclaimed Federalist No. 10, James Madison warned of the dangers to democracy of minority factions that subvert popular will, and in particular noted the inevitable presence and risk of a panoply of factions based on "a landed interest, a manufacturing interest, a mercantile interest, [and] a moneyed interest".
Based on a country's land area, population size, population structure, and percent rural population, we estimated the density of screen-eligible women.
