Sentence examples for based on a landscape from inspiring English sources

However, the spatial layout that was chosen by the developers was based on a landscape assessment of the governmental architect.

This paper is based on a landscape model (Keisteri, 1990) that consists of visible material features, perceivable non-material features, and underlying processes.

Nowadays, a unique methodology to the analysis and implementation of terroirs does not exist but most of the approaches are based on a landscape classification employing multicriteria qualitative parametric models.

Based on a landscape productivity model for two management systems and given a range of prices, we assessed the feasibility of this concept by constructing a spatially explicit map of net present value (NPV) of rubber plantations.

The emission estimates are based on a landscape approach which assigns emission rates directly to ecosystem types not to individual species, since unlike in temperate regions where one or two single species may dominate over large regions, Hong Kong's vegetation is extremely diverse with up to 300 different species in one hectare.

Based on a Landscape Analysis conducted in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), UNICEF's three main strategic interventions are: Despite Egypt's significant progress in reducing infant and child mortality in the last decades, high levels of child malnutrition still persist across the country.

Potential habitats of gray-faced buzzard (Butastur indicus), one of the umbrella species in agro-forested landscape in Japan, were identified in this study based on a precise landscape classification of small valleys called Yatsu, using 50 m-grid digital elevation model and digitized vegetation data.

To infer how landscape changes can affect host and parasite dynamics, a spatially explicit agent-based model is created to simulate movement and foraging of this primate, based on a resource landscape estimated from extensive plot-derived tree population data from Kibale National Park, Uganda.

Using an application example based on a real landscape, we also show that the proposed methodology has the potential to effectively support the design of a suitable fuel treatment for a landscape.

At South London Gallery, there is a single large-scale installation based on a Poussin landscape, whereas Spike Island shows a series of tableaux.

"The way we design our parks is based on a savanna landscape, with its trees here and there and animals scattered about," Dr. de Waal said.