Sentence examples for covers degradation from inspiring English sources

Especially in natural forests stands in the tropics and subtropics, which are characterised by heterogenic vertical stand structures and contiguous canopy covers, degradation can only be detected, when the formerly closed canopy cover is dissolved (Figure 3). Figure 3 Different status of forest degradation and potential of detection by optical remote sensing techniques.

Especially in natural forests stands in the tropics and subtropics, which are characterised by heterogenic vertical stand structures and contiguous canopy covers, degradation can only be detected, when the formerly closed canopy cover is dissolved.

It is thus possible to detect and characterize concrete cover degradation using high-frequency ultrasound.

The residual drift ratio increased as a result of progressive concrete cover degradation, especially in the specimens manufactured with HPC.

Changes in the biosphere (e.g., ecosystem shifts, changes in the carbon cycle, phenology, land-cover degradation and dust storms);   6.

Land cover degradation and landscape changes are more or less pronounced according to politic and socio-economic conditions of each country.

In order to assess the feasibility of detecting concrete cover degradation, velocity and attenuation measurements were made on both halves of a concrete slab.

The regions were simultaneously mapped for forest cover, deforestation, degradation and regrowth using the CLASlite system [36], as described in detail by Asner et al. [17].

Geospatial modeling in the Boston metropolitan area is used to project building and block-level vulnerability of urban concrete structures to future corrosion, and related maintenance needs, and to project cover thickness degradation for the existing building stock.

AAA+ ATPase functions are broad and cover protein degradation, protein disaggregation or protein complex disassembly (Hanson and Whiteheart, 2005).

The regions were simultaneously mapped for forest cover, deforestation, degradation and regrowth using the CLASlite system [ 36], as described in detail by Asner et al. [ 17].