Sentence examples for classification of green from inspiring English sources
Criteria for the classification of green spaces used by both participant groups were compared, as were the criteria that influenced preference.
Spatial land cover data sets for Kaunas city were obtained from the municipality, and were processed using ArcGIS 10 software to produce the classification of green space exposure.
Tomlinson appeals to areas such as evolutionary biology, competitive altruism, political and economic systems, energy, education, the classification of green IT systems, among others.
Using a geographical information system (GIS) we developed a classification of green space for small areas across New Zealand that distinguished between usable and non-usable areas.
We developed a novel classification of green space types, based on the utility of each space (usable or non-usable), and found different socioeconomic gradients in exposure to usable and total green space.
Most importantly, we further demonstrated the established "turn-off" fluorescent sensor mode has several significant advantages and appealing properties over the conventional fluorescent method for large-class-number classification (LCNC) of green teas.
We highlight the challenges in the classification of urban green spaces and the need to identify and address informal green spaces in urban green space governance.
Tumoural and N status were assigned according to the tumour node metastasis classification of the American Joint Committee on Cancer (Green et al, 2002).
A convenient framework to consider this is through the use of the 'blue-water' and 'green-water' classification of Falkenmark, where green-water represents water use by land and blue-water represents runoff.
A previous classification of bZIP proteins from green plants resulted in the identification of five rice bZIP transcription factors, including OsSMF1, belonging to the same group (Correa et al. 2008).
The marking of traffic through the classification of red, yellow and green in the ItswTCM was dependent on a comparison of the average_rate with parameters of the CIR and a constant value of C, with the condition that C was greater than one.
