Sentence examples for development of a landscape from inspiring English sources

We describe three cases in Flanders Belgiumm) for which new rural policy needed to be developed: agrarian architecture, the development of a landscape vision and the development of a policy strategy for castles, manors and their parks.

If "Solo" was about the development of a landscape, "SoloShow" is about the art of display.

This paper examines whether green public procurements are potential drivers for the development of a landscape architecture professional field in urban design.

The results of this study stress the necessity of careful studies of land use history to understand the development of a landscape and the present distribution pattern as well as the diversity of plant species in various habitats.

They gave rise to loessial deposits represented by sandy loams and cohesive sands (vQ3-4) and modern aeolian sands (vQ4) related to the development of a particular landscape type.

It is concluded that to fully understand the transformative process, one must integrate the demands of myriad sub-cultures, whose social relations, ideologies and actions will contribute to the development of a contested landscape of consumption.

The reconstructions, based on 18 common taxa, show development of a forested landscape until c. 5600 cal yr BP, followed by several phases of opening and reforestation, probably connected to variation in the intensity and type of human impact.

Immigration that has taken place from early 1990 onwards is said to contribute to the development of a globalized landscape where strict ethnic boundaries and traditional social delineations have become fuzzy (Blommaert and Rampton, 2011).

Most people 'largely or fully agreed' that the presented QR models may significantly contribute to the understanding of students and stakeholders, concerning which entities and processes drive a sustainable development of a riverine landscape, and therefore enhances their decision-making capabilities.

Palaeoecological analyses from a small fen deposit, combined with pollen analysis from buried soil profiles under prehistoric burial mounds, have been used to investigate the timing and vegetation change associated with the Holocene development of a cultural landscape in southern Sweden.

We believe that integration of the conceptual and methodological advances in related disciplines with pedological research offers rich possibilities for the development of a truly landscape-scale pedology.