Sentence examples for effect of the forest from inspiring English sources

A parametric analysis investigates the effect of the forest density as well as of the type and shape of the trees on the surrounding flow.

The noise reducing effect of the forest floor and the optimized tree belt arrangement are found to be of similar importance in the calculations performed.

A set of 20 tipping-bucket rain gauges and throughfall collectors were placed in a lattice-like distribution throughout a 10 ×  10-m experimental plot to investigate the effect of the forest canopy on the spatial variability of throughfall.

Where: y ij denotes the observation on the tree j in forest i, μ is the overall population mean, f i represents the effect of the forest site (fixed), t j i) the effect of the trees (random) nested within the forest, and e ij represents the error term for the measurements.

In general, managing the density of trees, the design of paths, installation of facilities such as billboards and arbors, and management plans that secure all of these aspects are potential challenges to enhancing the physical and mental restorative effect of the forest.

The effects of the forest canopy were modeled conventially using a sink for momentum and a source for the generation of turbulence energy.

The C- or CO2-effects of wood usage are only lower than the C- or CO2-effects of the forest storage function in the carbon storage-oriented scenarios (carbon storage strategy and conservation strategy) for the 2011 2050 study period.

In Japan in particular, since the concept of forest bathing was defined in 1982 (Morita et al. 2009), studies on the physical and psychological restorative effects of the forest have rapidly advanced, specifically in the second half of the 1990s.

A full assessment of the CO2-effects of the forest management requires an assessment of the forest supplemented with an assessment of the effects of wood usage.

A full assessment of the CO2 effects of the forest management and wood-products industries requires an assessment of the forest, i.e., its carbon storage and sink functions, supplemented with an assessment of the effects of wood usage.

A full accounting of the effect of forest management on forest carbon exchange is needed if forests are to be actively integrated into plans for reducing atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases.