Sentence examples for example of landscape from inspiring English sources
The earliest known example of landscape painting here is an 1803 watercolor by Elizabeth Sleight of Sag Harbor.
The protection of the Shawangunk Mountains in New York State (news article, Aug. 25) is a classic example of landscape preservation, and the Open Space Institute deserves much credit.
With regard to the second item we can take the example of landscape.
This paper sheds light on some paradoxes inherent in official policies in relation to land use practices concerning the management of rural landscapes in Sweden, and relates the Swedish situation to a contrasting example of landscape practice in Romania.
This study explored the utility of edge-based metrics in quantifying landscape fragmentation using simulated artificial landscapes and a real-world example of landscape fragmentation in southwest China's Wolong Nature Reserve.
We found Asháninka palm management to be an unexplored but meaningful example of landscape domestication.
Great examples of landscape architecture, places like Fletcher Steele's Naumkeag estate in the Berkshires or Olmsted and Vaux's Prospect Park in Brooklyn, evoke the sensation of walking into a great building and being devoured by it.
In 1999 the American Society of Landscape Architects recognized the plaza as one of the nation's most significant examples of landscape architecture, along with Central Park in Manhattan and the Biltmore estate in North Carolina.
The symmetrical layout and extended vista also calls to mind the plaza at Kahn's Salk Institute for Biological Studies in San Diego and various pioneering examples of landscape sculpture in the American West by contemporaneous artists like Walter De Maria, Donald Judd and Michael Heizer.
Examples of landscape design applied to bioenergy production systems are presented.
Although impressive results have been seen from many examples of landscape modelling, the resolution and accuracy of the sensor devices (0.5m and 15 cm respectively) often falls short to effectively record the subtle details and relationships of complex archaeological features.
