Sentence examples for differentiated landscape from inspiring English sources

The resources and barriers that social movements draw upon and encounter – e.g., money, skills, collective identities, social networks, political opportunities, grievances – have their own geographies, giving rise to a geographically differentiated landscape of protest.

The resources and barriers that social movements draw upon and encounter e.g., money, skills, collective identities, political opportunities have their own geographies, giving rise to a geographically differentiated landscape of protest.

More precisely, the paper analyzes how, on the Catalan coast, partial planning tools have been able to create since the 1960s specific urban pieces with temporary residence uses that, beyond their actual limitations, shaped differentiated landscape structures with a particular landscape identity.

Economic impacts from invasive species, conveyed as expected damages to assets from invasion and expected costs of successful prevention and/or removal, may vary significantly across spatially differentiated landscapes.

I argue for comparative study of both the institutions that structure processes of land-use change and land development in the periurbs, and the spatially differentiated institutional landscapes that are created during processes of periurbanization.

The article which is illustrated with GIS-enabled visualization illustrates how clearly differentiated "voting landscapes" are evident, both within the large metropolitan cities and across rural and regional Australia.

The ENE-trending Anti-Atlas mountain belt reveals variation in recent topography with elevations of > 3 km indicating a differentiated long-term landscape evolution.

We demonstrate the importance of lifestyle and experiential places within a global differentiated higher education landscape and argue that many students engage in comparative narratives of place of study to authorise the symbolic capital associated with international education.

The results provide a basis for the spatially differentiated assessment of landscape evolution and degradation in an area with a close relation between landslide activity, natural vegetation succession and human land use.

We obtained a differentiated analysis of present landscape dynamics by measuring landscape structure, vegetation, hydrology and nutrient concentration.

The implementation of a geodata-based probabilistic pesticide exposure assessment for surface waters in Germany offers the opportunity to base the exposure estimation on more differentiated assumptions including detailed landscape characteristics.