Sentence examples for desired landscape from inspiring English sources
This article evaluates the effectiveness of five payment for ecosystem service (PES) schemes at meeting conservation objectives when the spatial configuration is important in meeting desired landscape patterns.
Intuitively, if the incentive signal is large enough, land managers will farm the subsidy; and if the subsidy does not exactly match desired landscape outcomes, deterioration in environmental benefits may occur for higher incentives.
However, landscapes of differing sizes can be easily created by generating a landscapes with the smallest value of
Where the maintenance of aspen is desired in the landscape we recommend promoting fire when the percentage of overstory conifer stems is greater than 80% or overstory aspen density is less than 200 overstory stems/hectare.
Each wild patch centre was first located, and then surfaces were drawn from a log-normal distribution to obtain the desired percentage of landscape coverage by wild vegetation.
Ecological function, cost-effective production and ornamental traits are qualities desired in native landscaping material that are potentially conflicting.
Still, although their execution leaves something to be desired, the ideas of landscape as theater in this show are worth examining.
Using a survey and photo-questionnaire, employees along a major business corridor were asked about their nearby natural setting, satisfactions, preferences, and desired changed to the landscape.
Alphawood Gallery's Program Manager and contributing artist Joseph Varisco adds that, "[The local artists] added a much desired expansion on the landscape of representation within the whole of the exhibit".
We present a means of defining and assessing the deviation of a landscape from its desired fire management condition by re-framing the fire management problem as one of derived demand.
We find that the free energy landscape has the desired shape (i.e. stable native state, unstable unfolded state) at temperatures below 0.5, as shown in Figure 3.
