Sentence examples for canopy means from inspiring English sources

Compost toilets may not be the most glam, but the super king-size bed with silk canopy means no degree of comfort is lost.

Apparently, pilots regularly complain that some MiG models land too fast and that the design of the window canopy means they can't see the runway properly.

The lack of forest canopy means that air temperatures do the same, locals say.

Quite fast growing, it may eventually reach 10m, but its upright habit and airy canopy mean it doesn't shade out its neighbours.

The results revealed that canola yield under cotton stubble mulching (CSM, 3250 kg ha−1) was 9.9% higher than that under no cotton stubble mulching (NCM, 0 kg ha−1) averaged across two growing seasons, possibly because canola canopy mean daily temperature (MDT) of CSM was 0.5 °C higher than NCM during the winter.

The first 12 hour (9 00, 11 00, 15:00, 22 00, 7 00 samples), data were obtained during a storm (winds of 17 m/s: data from Météo France – Calvi), during which water column nutrient concentrations were homogeneous in and above the canopy (mean 1).

To illustrate the potential ecological significance of these photosynthetic rates on potential plant growth, we used data on mean ramet density, mean size of the photosynthetic canopy and mean photosynthetic rates (Table 1 and Fig. 1) to calculate stand-scale photosynthesis rates.

'Canopy cover' means exhibit little change following treatment.

Its canopy roof meant no blind spots and it turned in a tight circle.

The courtyard's lacy new glass-and-steel canopy is meant to give a touch of elegance to the Greek Revival setting.

By contrast, the values for stand characteristics, including canopy height, mean DBH, and BA, increased with stand age.