Sentence examples for derivative land from inspiring English sources

This flying system called AGPL Autonomous Gliding Parachute Landing System- was the basis for a derivative land based tricycle system called GUSTAV -GPS and Ultra Sonically Tracked Autonomous Vehicle-.

They have set up markets for rural land derivatives, allowing farmers who create new land for agricultural use (by giving up some of their housing plots, for example) to sell the right to use an equivalent amount of rural land for urban development.

The covariates used include DEM derivatives, geology and land cover maps.

Hengl et al. (2017) produced global gridded soil information at 250-m resolution by machine learning using derivatives calculated from DEMs, land cover data from satellite data, lithologic units based on the Global Lithological Map (Hartmann and Moosdorf 2012), landform classes based on the USGS Map of Global Ecological Land Units (Sayre et al. 2014), and soil data from field surveys.

One Democratic senator, Claire McCaskill, accused the bank's executives of creating derivatives "in the La-La Land of ledger entries", adding: "You had less oversight than a pit boss in Las Vegas".

Homuth landed on a derivative of bulletproof fibers.

Using the larger point sample, we identified associations between SRTM error, defined as NED SRTM 3″ differences, with these land cover and terrain derivative variables.

Energy research policy is "an amalgam, and often derivative, of policies for environment, competitiveness, security, finance, land use, and more," the report says.

Given that the definition of "meat and animal derivatives" refers to "all products and derivatives of the processing of the carcase….of warm-blooded land animals" [ 2], the descriptive terms used in pet food labels, like "beef" and "chicken" do not necessarily mean bovine and chicken skeletal muscle but should be regarded as bovine and chicken protein derivatives respectively.

Predictor variables commonly overlooked include alternative analysis scales for land-surface derivatives and additional remote sensing products.

For this study, a pool of 412 potential predictors was assembled, which included qualitative location classes, elevation, land-surface derivatives (with a wide range of analysis scales), hydrologic indicators, as well as proximal and remote sensing (from multiple sources with a variety of resolutions).