Sentence examples for development of stand from inspiring English sources

Two supplementary models were developed for simulating the development of stand and tree height.

Figure 1 Development of stand basal area and mean tree diameter (dbh) in a pure spruce stand when only low thinning is allowed, or high thinning is allowed with and without 40% maximum thinning intensity.

Figure 2 Development of stand basal area and mean tree diameter (dbh) in a spruce plantation when a mixture of pine, spruce and birch is left in the tending of young stand (optimization problem 4).

Figure 5 Development of stand basal area and mean tree diameter (dbh) in a pine plantation when a mixture of pine, spruce and birch is left in the tending of young stand (optimization problem 4).

Figure 4 Development of stand basal area and mean tree diameter (dbh) in a pure pine stand when only low thinning is allowed, or high thinning is allowed with and without 40% maximum thinning intensity.

Figure 6 Development of stand basal area and number or trees per hectare in a pine plantation when a mixture of pine, spruce and birch is left in the tending of young stand and advance regeneration is simulated (optimization problem 7 with 10% damage).

Alternative paths to introducing IPV into routine immunization, e.g., in non-GAVI-eligible countries, would be to use multiple combinations with fewer antigens, which would be easier to develop and have a much higher probability of success, or development of stand-alone IPV, potentially with dose sparing through use of adjuvants.

After a short reference to the historical development of stand-alone wind systems, the contribution of wind energy in distributed generation is analyzed.

A roadblock to the development of stand-alone microscale biomedical and chemical analysis systems is the relatively high heating power requirement of the microscale reactors, which typically exceeds the capability of low cost batteries.

This has led to the development of stand-alone applications that are dependent on flat-file libraries.

Of note though is that, despite efforts by governments toward harmonization and alignment of health information systems, stakeholders such as developmental partners, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector continue to pursue the development of stand-alone information systems independent of the country health information system (21).