Sentence examples for drier landscape from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that fire-driven decreases in stem density and basal area would be greatest for small size classes, especially of shade-tolerant species on drier landscape positions, and would increase with burn frequency and fire temperature.

The drier landscape positions generally had more intense fires, more canopy openness, and more oak and hickory advance regeneration; several other tree species also exhibited marked landscape variation in regeneration after treatments.

The impression is of a bone- dry landscape.

The barren, chalk-dry landscape explains the name: Yellow Desert.

Some New Yorkers saw the snow as a blessing, saying it had brightened winter's otherwise dry landscape.

Up the hill is the sand and stone garden -- a dry landscape, Zen's acme of aesthetic irreducibility.

The days were long and dusty in a dry landscape of mountainsides and fields rendered in a monochromatic palette of tan, beige and taupe.

He's come to the flat, dry landscape of South Africa's Karoo region to live in a dilapidated house owned by his developer brother.

As a landscape gardener, he designed two of the most celebrated Zen temple gardens in Japan: the Ryōan Temple garden, in Kyōto, an outstanding example of kare sansui, a dry landscape technique in which combinations of stones and sand are used to suggest mountains and water; and the Daisei-in garden, a miniature reproduction of a natural landscape, also in the kare sansui style.

The photographs of the Silver Pavilion etc. at Ginkakuji, and of the Dry Landscape Garden at Ryōanji, are by Graham Parkes.

But just as plants look deceptively permanent thanks to their being rooted in the earth, so the rocks of the dry landscape garden give a misleading impression of permanence, especially when one revisits them over a period of years.