Sentence examples for distinctive landscapes from inspiring English sources

The central uplands and plateaus present distinctive landscapes of rounded summits, steep slopes, valleys, and depressions.

The show suggests that artists, in response to the distinctive landscapes and social setting of the West, have been preoccupied with similar themes, each of which is given a separate gallery: "Religion & Ritual," "Land & Landscape" and "Migration & Movement".

Supporters of the government's move pointed out that geography teachers could still teach specific issues such as "how human and physical processes interact to have an impact on and form distinctive landscapes".

Dehesa, oak woodlands managed for grazing, cropping, and other forms of production, is the most common rangeland system and one of the most distinctive landscapes.

What were the source areas for those lineages that radiated in Madagascar and now dominate its distinctive landscapes?

Water is used increasingly throughout countries with technically complex artificial irrigation systems, which become distinctive landscape elements.

But it gave each crystal surface a distinctive landscape, which to Dr Rohrer's joy often looked rather like the Alps.

The Loess Plateau, constantly buffeted by rain and wind, is especially vulnerable to soil erosion, which results in a distinctive landscape.

Criss-crossed by a network of tracks and quiet roads, the distinctive landscape is peppered with limestone trulli, the curious conical buildings unique to the region.

Mr. Attia pointed out features, like a distinctive landscape pattern on 68th Street, that Mr. Winkelman appeared to have partly copied.

The design of the expansion, to be built on lots behind the existing building, was inspired by the sloping streets and flowing water of San Francisco, the architects said, and it pays homage to that city's distinctive landscape.