Sentence examples for direct harvest from inspiring English sources

Here, we compare direct harvest leaf area index (LAI) measurements taken across an old-growth tropical rain forest landscape with data from two indirect methods, digital hemispherical photography and the LI-COR LAI-2000 Plant Canopy Analyzer.

Moving forward, real carbon stock (i.e., that attained through direct harvest and weighing) will become the standard against which to assess the performance of either field-based or remote-sensing based carbon estimates [4].

The primary threats to red pandas are direct harvest from the wild, live or dead, competition with domestic livestock resulting in habitat degradation, and deforestation resulting in habitat loss or fragmentation.

Hunting and predator control are well-established methods to broaden societal acceptance of large carnivores, but it is unprecedented for a species to move so rapidly from protection under the Endangered Species Act to heavy direct harvest, and it is important to use all available data to assess the likely consequences of these changes in policy.

Moving forward, real carbon stock (i.e., that attained through direct harvest and weighing) will become the standard against which to assess the performance of either field-based or remote-sensing based carbon estimates [ 4].

Data for a given fish or shellfish species collected from market basket studies or direct harvest from countries outside of the United States were included only if at least 5% of all imports of that species into the U.S. fisheries market (by volume) were from that country according to NMFS import statistics as of 2010 NMFS 2011bb).

In return, Graham's organization would assiduously direct harvested souls into the local churches.

The experiment's use of cow fetuses, he said, will play into fears that scientists are trying to grow clones for direct harvesting of body parts.

The seed that is required for their establishment can be obtained through direct harvesting from semi-natural herbaceous vegetation.

His and his colleagues' work on direct harvesting biosolar energy was selected as one of the 10 finalists of the 2005 Saatchi & Saatchi Award for World Changing Ideas.

These sessile three-dimensional living structures are currently under threat from bottom trawling, direct harvesting, pollution and mining, in terms of the direct effects of human intervention.