Sentence examples for corridor land from inspiring English sources

Here, we tested the suitability of the ecosystem processes leaf decomposition (LD), community respiration (CR) and gross primary production (GPP) as functional indicators of catchment and riparian corridor land use impacts on 16 rural, tropical headwater streams.

The next challenge will consist in developing an operational methodology using HSRI for large-scale mapping of river corridor land cover, for spatial indicator computation and for the development of related pressure/impact models, in order to improve the prediction of stream ecological status.

After returning to the U.S. she joined the Conservation Department of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) and later managed the A.T. Corridor Lands Stewardship program in the Mid-Atlantic States.

The landlocked, extreme northeastern region of India is connected to the rest of the nation via a corridor of land between Bangladesh and Myanmar.

The major soil types in the study area are Leptosols, Cambisols, Vertisols, and Regosols (Amhara design and supervision works enterprise 2011: East Amhara development corridor integrated land use planning project soil survey thematic report, unpublished document).

For instance, the Serbs would insist on widening their vulnerable "corridor" of land around Brcko, a city the Muslims claim.

It occupies a long corridor of land that stretches roughly southwest-northeast from the Kitami Mountains to the Sea of Okhotsk.

What remains less certain is the future of the 20-block corridor of land in the middle of downtown where the highway once stood.

This tiny corridor of land was ceded to the Ottoman Empire in 1699, a buffer between the independent city state of Dubrovnik and the then Venetian-controlled north.

Ever since the nineteen-seventies, people have talked about doing something with the corridor of land, which runs up to Canal Boulevard, but little happened before Katrina.

Quintus Metellus Scipio, Pompey's father-in-law, intending to relieve Caesar's siege of Thapsus, drew up his 14 legions (some 70,000 men) and 15,000 cavalry on the corridor of land that formed the northern approach to the city.