Sentence examples for developed tree from inspiring English sources

It showed that the developed tree canopy model is applicable in the design and evaluation stage.

In the 1990s, Professor Shneiderman developed tree mapping, which uses interlocking rectangles to represent complicated data sets.

In the less disturbed river (Tagliamento), spatial succession of woody communities from the floodplain to the channel followed a profile where higher elevation floodplains featured more developed tree communities, and lower elevation islands and bars were covered by pioneer communities.

Three types of field margins were distinguished: (a) natural hedgerows (n=27) with well developed tree and shrub strata, (b) planted windbreaks (n=17) mostly composed of coniferous trees and generally devoid of a well structured shrub stratum, and (c) herbaceous field margins (n=17) with isolated shrubs.

However, students who were poor tree readers and had not developed tree reading skills could not build phylogenetic representations accurately.

For instance, while some E17 cells showed a remarkably developed tree and a relatively short stem (Figure 3C), neurons without terminal arbours were present in the postnatal cultures (Figure 3A').

Future conservation efforts and management strategies should, therefore, take into account not only normally developed trees but also severely browsed individuals and their populations.

Most students did very well on the final assignment, showing both highly developed tree-thinking skills and a deeper understanding of molecular evolution and population genetics.

We leveraged the extremely effective predictivity of the previously developed tree-like Bayesian network classifier [ 16] by refining it to provide less topologically restrictive learning of network structures.

Recently developed tree-ring evidence has allowed the levels of precipitation to be reconstructed for north central Mexico, adding to the growing body of epidemiologic evidence and indicating that the 1545 and 1576 epidemics of cocoliztli (Nahuatl for "pest") were indigenous hemorrhagic fevers transmitted by rodent hosts and aggravated by extreme drought conditions.

Barcoding approaches using COI trees for defining species clusters and revealing gaps between intra- and intercluster distance; multi-locus tree-based methods with or without using diagnostic characters; and a couple of newly developed, tree-independent methods for species delineation, all serve as methods for DNA taxonomy.