Sentence examples for compositional attributes from inspiring English sources

In the current context of forest ecosystem management, partial harvesting has been proposed as a silvicultural tool to augment forest variability on managed landscapes and to accelerate the development of structural and compositional attributes of old-growth/late successional stands.

Textural and compositional attributes are wide ranging.

Other compositional attributes such as Ca/Na and Al/Si ratios are also critical in crystallizing Ca-rich plagioclase from basaltic melts (Hamada and Fujii 2007).

In this study, we use the term "old-growthness" to refer to the degree of the retention of old-growth structural and compositional attributes in managed stands following Bauhus et al. (2009).

In the present work, our aim was, therefore, to evaluate the impacts of single-tree selection cutting with two different residual basal areas, upon structural and compositional attributes of old-growth temperate rainforests of the evergreen forest type.

These results suggest that single-tree selection cutting, if adjusted to retain a certain number of large-sized and emergent trees, can serve as a possible means to preserve many old-growth structural and compositional attributes of the evergreen forest type in managed stands while harvesting timber for the landowners.

Compositional explanations attribute the effect to characteristics of the individuals, such as social status and social position.

With additional methods applied, consistent compositional differences in attributes of surface charge distribution, molecular size, and spatial arrangement were observed.

The modelling concepts include components and features with compositional structure and attributes, the interfaces of components and connections between them, and constraints.

Discriminate factor analysis was used to determine which compositional and structural attributes best described the forest conditions between two sampling periods (1941, 2012 2014) and management histories (managed and unmanaged).

We put forward three questions: (1) do bird communities differ between reference sites and altered sites?; (2) what forest compositional and structural attributes are associated with differences in bird communities and how might they be related to fire history?; and (3) how does heterogeneity of natural land cover affect bird communities?