Sentence examples for capacity of logging from inspiring English sources

Although the potential risk of herbicide contamination of water ways is likely to be highest in steepland forests, this risk was minimised by the combined use of 'no-spray' zones along the stream channel, the buffering capacity of logging slash in the stream channel and the spatial distribution of treated areas within the catchment.

Then, the received SIR over the link A-B is given by SI R A = P A | h AB | 2 ∑ P A i | h A i B | 2, which corresponds to the channel capacity of log(1 + SIR A ) (bits/s).

The (univariate) predictive capacity of log of CRP, using Harrell's c-index was 70% for OS, 77% for CSS and 73% for DFS.

As an example, an 8-gigabyte high capacity SD card, logging video on the highest quality setting was able to log approximately 160 min of video.

Schwaiger and Zimmer [24] reported a range of payload capacities among European nations; the simulations reported here used an average capacity of 27.2 metric tonnes per logging truck, following survey results from Washington state presented by Mason et al. [43].

Schwaiger and Zimmer [ 24] reported a range of payload capacities among European nations; the simulations reported here used an average capacity of 27.2 metric tonnes per logging truck, following survey results from Washington state presented by Mason et al. [ 43].

The sum of capacities (sum-rate) and the sum of log capacities (log-rate) in a cell are respectively given by C sum = ∑ i = 1 N C i, C log = ∑ i = 1 N log C i = log ∑ i = 1 N C i. (39).

During the ninetieth century (1820 1900) of limited industrial capacity, selective logging targeted pine and spruce trees and excluded balsam fir, a much abundant species of the forest landscape.

The channel capacity of the two modes is C AG = log det I N r + 1 N r σ n 2 H A G H ⋅ H A G. (17) C B = log 1 + 1 σ n 2 h B H ⋅ h B. (18).

For the Equal Power Allocation technique, the capacity of link l becomes C l = log 2 det I + P T σ 2 N T H l r c, l t c H l r c, l t c H R l - 1 (3).

And enforcing laws that protect forests is costly – resisting illegal licensing of logging or plantation development takes up money, political space and administrative capacity.