Sentence examples for constellation of trees from inspiring English sources

As we tramp around the woods out back, Katie shows me the places she knows by heart: a birdhouse, a gully, a constellation of trees.

Individual tree structure and biomass analyses are needed that take the local environment into consideration and enable prediction of the tree and wood attributes accounting for tree size as well as the structural growth constellation of individual trees within the stand (i.e., neighbourhoods).

All is right with his vision: the cavernous drawing room of sumptuous red and green drapes, the splashes of Manet black and midnight blue, snug-fit brocade, shot silk and tight-spun chignons, together fabricate a delectable 19th-century faux French chic at the aristocratic apartments, with a constellation of Christmas tree baubles to follow in the Land of Sweets.

Homology and phylogenetic analyses indicated that the genetic constellation of the tree sparrow derived subtype H7N9 virus is similar to that of novel subtype H7N9 avian influenza viruses isolated from humans and poultry in this region.

Here, a forest refers to a constellation of many decision tree models.

Mr. Wells says they essentially use a cost-plus pricing model, but because each piece — and each tree's constellation of problems — is different, "sometimes we do well at the pricing, and sometimes we don't".

The constellation of (i) substantial contamination of southern African mopane trees by C. neoformans var.

Each tree generated 3 levels, a different constellation of factors was observed for each country.

Here is what you will not see in a vista full of fruit trees: a surge of migrating monarchs, a dizzying constellation of wild bees, the swoop of songbirds that feed on them.

But sometimes a little fact like that will ignite a constellation of things, the way you can make a strand of Christmas-tree lights come on by replacing one burned bulb.

A Constellation of Vital Phenomena.