Sentence examples for beyond forest from inspiring English sources
Between 1975 and 2012, all the forests with important cores were subject to clearings for settlement- and agricultural purposes, but clearing usually did not extend beyond forest edges.
Aron Gunnarsson led a Cardiff counter-attack and passed to Macheda, who cut inside from the right wing and deftly evaded a challenge before stroking the ball beyond Forest goalkeeper Karl Darlow with a low finish.
This study shows that two size-sensitive athermal hardening processes, beyond forest hardening, are sufficient to develop the dimensional scaling of the flow stress, stochastic stress variation, flow intermittency and high initial strain-hardening rates, similar to experimental observations for various materials.
This fact points to yet another dimension of REDD monitoring, which goes far beyond forest carbon accounting.
For a holistic view it is essential to widen the discussion and consider the dynamics and potential of carbon sequestration in forests beyond forest ecosystems and include the timber sector.
However, some aerosolized conidia may be dispersed beyond forests, thus generating a relatively more homogeneous, but less dense, population of infectious conidia that are able to infect persons with HIV outside of the naturally occurring ecologic niche for P. marneffei.
Lorraine Adams, a Forestry Commission scientist and branch president for the union Prospect, said only public ownership would preserve the added value – beyond timber – of forests as havens for wildlife and recreation.
We compete to spot the next sculpture first, from the wooden dog standing on its hind legs, looking with great interest into the forest beyond, to the smooth stone Viking (this route is also part of the Viking Way long-distance footpath) who tells us by way of a beautifully carved centrepiece that it is two more miles to Horncastle.
"Beyond the Forest: Jewish Presence in Eastern Europe" opens tonight at the Stephen L. Clark Gallery, in Austin, Texas.
The "land beyond the forest" is, as Latinists will recognise at once, Transylvania.
How can there be anything beyond the forest, since that is the entire world?
