Sentence examples for coherent land from inspiring English sources

We should be pushing very strongly for a coherent land policy – on where there should be human settlement and where land should be used for food production".

Using data from Alberta, Canada, and the French pre-Alps it is shown how these methods may easily create meaningful, spatially coherent land form classes from high resolution gridded DEMs.

Immediately after the last glaciation, ca. 13,000 years bp, the current North Sea, the Jutland Peninsula and the continent to the south was one coherent land mass.

We found two study areas where the soil pattern was coherent with land use intensity, and detected a tendency that human influence makes the landscape pattern in uplands more homogeneous and in lowlands more heterogeneous, whereas the similarity between landscape patterns in lowlands and uplands is increasing due to human influence.

Furthermore, when applying a framework for assessing soil suitability for viticulture, the predicted maps appeared much more coherent with current land use than when using the original polygons.

Swiddening is an extensive agroforestry system; a coherent system of land use that has been falsely split between forest and agricultural jurisdictions.

But here, in his first new play on Broadway in 18 years, he seems less to be juggling than tossing bright balls of allusion and information onto the stage and praying that they'll land in a coherent pattern.

One sentence in your Aug. 24 editorial sums up the disconnect with reality of the current groupthink about the Middle East: "To be just, workable and sustainable, any peace plan will have to divide that land into two coherent territories that are defensible and economically viable".

Ben Brantley of The New York Times said, "[Guare] seems less to be juggling than tossing bright balls of allusion and information onto the stage and praying that they'll land in a coherent pattern".

His Panamanian cornerman literally nibbled his ear to try and hurt or shock him back into the land of the fully coherent but McGuigan's weary body was now fighting from memory.

The result is a structured and coherent picture of the severity of land-use changes that will allow conservation and resource managers to make informed decisions.