Sentence examples for cover scale from inspiring English sources

Percentage cover scores were obtained for herbaceous-cover species which included grasses, ferns, dicotyledons, rushes and a sedge, based on a modified Braun-Blanquet cover scale (Mueller-Dombois and Ellenberg 1974).

Air temperature at the height of 1.5 m in Nanjing showed that the nocturnally horizontal temperature gradient was somewhat different from that reported in other large cities, and a marked heterogeneity in a smaller ground cover scale could be detected from the microclimatic spatial pattern.

We visually estimated green foliar cover for each of the seven old-field plant species within each subplot based on a modified Domin-Krajina cover scale [see 19,20].

Continuum multi-grid and adaptive-mesh techniques can cover

We identified two wavelength-selective absorbing pigments embedded in the cover scales of the different Cattleheart butterflies.

When terminal and axillary buds of the pre-fruit-bearing branches (2-year-old shoots) elongate in spring, the cover scales abscise and the apical meristem develops into a shoot that produces leaves and new inflorescences [ 5].

He certainly looks physically imposing, with his cathedral-sized wingspan and manhole-cover scales.

Impacts of spectral bands on the overall classification accuracies and single land cover-scale reliability, as well as possible dimensionality effects (Hughes phenomenon) are investigated.

These results are illustrated in Figures 2a and 2b where mean percentage presence of totara is plotted against slope classified into four classes, and overall herbaceous cover in the Braun-Blanquet cover-scale classes.

Although the book covers scale-up, the thermal characteristics scale-up will always involve an exothermic or an endothermic reaction.

"The terms of reference must be based on the needs of survivors and must cover the scale of abuse which is slowly coming to light across the UK".