Sentence examples for community width from inspiring English sources

The results show that the water quality, space, activity, facility, community, width of vegetation, sense of beauty and water content are among the most influential factors and should be considered the main basis for evaluating the rationality of the landscape design of urban rivers.

A network of alleys crisscrosses the community, ranging in width from 0.4 to 1.5 metres.

Nodes are scaled according to the size of the communities and the width and colors of edges depend on the number of links that connect nodes between the communities.

We determined if characteristics of the landscape matrix, particularly the amount of urban development surrounding a forest, were better predictors of bird communities than forest width.

As a Special Assistant to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell I became all too familiar with the seriously negative implications fracking has had on individuals and communities across the width and breadth of the Commonwealth, where under our watch the state engaged in fracking frenzy.

At Ningaloo, the reef crest is narrow and mostly devoid of coral growth, the reef flat landward of the reef crest hosts coral communities across a width of approximately 150 m, and the outer reef slopes seaward of the reef crest presenting a well-developed spur and groove morphology to depths of 30 m [83] (Fig. S1).

Plant richness was also influenced by vegetation community type and corridor width.

AUC: area under curve; BNP: b-type natriuretic peptide; BUN: blood urea nitrogen; RDW: red cell distribution width; CAP: community acquired pneumonia; CI: confidence interval; CRP: c-reactive protein; ESR: erythrocyte sedemintation rate; NYHA: New York Heart Association Functional Classification; OR: odds ratio; WBC: white blood cell.

Therefore, during 1990 1995, we examined small mammal communities within 5 SMZ width classes (1 20 to >100 m) embedded within three types of pine plantations (young, open canopy; closed canopy; and thinned) and three natural riparian stands in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, USA.

The communities are thus rectangles whose width spans the medial-lateral dimension of our gird and whose height is about one fourth that of the grid.

Plantation structure appears to influence small mammal community structure within SMZs more than SMZ width.