Sentence examples for broader scale land from inspiring English sources

For example, Thogmartin (1999) suggested that wild turkey nest site selection and success likely depends on patterns and processes at multiple spatial scales such as fine-scale vegetation structure within patches (nest site), broader scale land cover composition and configuration, and mesocarnivore densities.

Our goal was to assess different methods to reconstruct land cover and land use from historical maps to identify a time-efficient and reliable method for broad-scale land cover change analysis.

Abundant and extensive regrowth typically has significant implications such as risks to human wellbeing (e.g. wildfire), and opportunities for low cost broad-scale land restoration and biodiversity conservation.

Despite this potential though, no global ground-observation dataset which would allow for interpolating broad-scale land use intensity metrics currently exists to our knowledge.

In contrast to the contiguous 48 states where ecologic cause-and-effect relationships are confounded by multiple broad-scale land-use alterations Alaska is characterized by vast stretches of wilderness punctuated by local and self-contained disturbances such as roads and small towns.

I had already been attuned to this philosophy through the work of Rene Dubos and — on a broader scale — the "land ethic" of Aldo Leopold.

At the broadest scale (1 250,000 100,000), land systems of territorial contexts (LSTCs) were detected by overlaying climatic, lithomorphological and topological maps.

At finer scales, urban soil carbon and nitrogen also varied within single patches, although this variation was smaller than that at broader scales and different land uses (Jenerette et al. [2006]).

Consolidation of land provides an opportunity to restore broader scale connectivity and utilization of heterogeneity in rangelands (Lackett and Galvin 2008).

At the broader scale, national datasets exist for a large number of geospatial features of land, water, and air that are needed to fully understand variation among these ecosystems.

But inevitably, on a broader scale, television is a mirror.