"building forest" is an acceptable phrase in written English, and can be used to refer to the activity of planting trees in order to create a forest, or to increase the size of an existing forest
For example, "Volunteers from the local community have been working hard to build forest on the outskirts of town."
He said that Internet and new-media companies say they cannot afford to wait for new construction, such as the million-square-foot building Forest City Ratner Companies is planning at its Metrotech complex in Brooklyn, and so they increase the pressure in the existing market.
The precisions of building, forest, bare field, small stem crops and broad leaves crops are 84.0%, 72.6%, 94.4%, 79.5%, and 92.9%, respectively.
Due to lack of the corresponding groundtruth, just five broad classes are fixed to classified the image, that is, building, forest, bare field, broad leaves crops, and small stem crops [20].
But at two pilot sites north of Manaus, Brazil, ecologists have just finished building forest floor walkways and strapping sensors around tree trunks to automatically measure growth changes, says Richard Norby, an ecologist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee who is involved in the Brazil-led project.
The recent state report underscored that observation, remarking on New Jersey's widespread failure in building forested wetlands, in particular.
As that figure grows it will begin to account for a disproportionate share of household spending on energy and increase the political pressure to find cheaper ways of abating carbon emissions than building forests of solar panels under Germany's grey skies.
RF is a well-known ensemble of unpruned trees generated through the systematic use of bootstrap samples of the training data for building forests (multiple trees) and random subsets of variables to facilitate the best possible bifurcation at each node [31, 32].
The rise of India's middle-class seems only to be hailed as a good thing by Westerns governments and businesses alike; Roy shows the catastrophic effect of dam-building, forest-clearing, foundation-building on both individuals and political systems alike.
Ex. "Natural disasters can devastate a region's buildings, forests, and landscapes".. Devastate also means "overwhelm with negative emotions".
(Parkside building) Forest Hills, NY corner of 66th Ave.
Elsewhere in the building, a forest has taken root.
