Sentence examples for erased tree from inspiring English sources
In Pennsylvania, where exploding deer populations have erased tree seedlings and trillium and other wildflowers from many forests, game officials have begun reshaping hunting regulations, less to suit the desires of hunters for ever-bigger herds and more to suit the needs of ailing ecosystems.
Rooftop gardens, in places where concrete jungles have erased plants and trees, are not new, not even in Chicago.
Two months later, the wind and tidal rampage of Hurricane Sandy tore up thousands of trees and erased vast stretches of city beaches.
Ominous clouds of vapor have erased the lime and jamun trees in the park across the way.
While many are intronic, this association is not evolutionarily stable across the eukaryote tree; ongoing intragenomic mobility has erased signal of their ancestral gene organization, and neither introns-first nor evolved co-expression adequately explain our results.
After losing his wife when a tree crashes onto their Baltimore home, Aaron Woolcott feels "erased" — until he starts receiving visitations from his wife's ghost.
(Trees, with their links to the past and to the rural character of Britain being erased by the Industrial Revolution, were favorite subjects of Victorian photographers).
He argued that while optimizing tree length, potential conflict among molecules being analyzed under DO and characters analyzed under static homology may be erased by the algorithm moving unaligned nucleotides around.
Others were virtually erased.
