Sentence examples for existing canopy from inspiring English sources

They've kept the existing canopy and converted the kiosk into a restaurant, which opened this week.

The UFEC can provide ecosystem-based information for greening initiatives, tree planting, and the maintenance of the existing canopy.

Programs attempted to connect with diverse neighborhoods through free trees, targeting areas with low existing canopy, and forging partnerships with local community groups.

It was found to perform at similar levels of maximum power output to the best-performing existing canopy designs, and to be robust under varying environmental conditions.

The simulations showed that without careful manipulation of existing canopy cover, stands can re-fill to pre-thinning densities within relatively short periods of time.

Due to the difficulty in adopting fully mechanical harvesting technologies in most of the current existing canopy architectures, this study aimed to evaluate the feasibility of a mechanical-assist shake-and-catch system to harvest sweet cherries in a large range of commercial orchards.

The existing canopies were removed and a clear roof canopy installed, to protect the centre from bad weather, but still allow natural light and air in.

These types of community-led interventions are distinct from both existing tree canopy and large-scale municipally led initiatives.

Los Angeles's existing tree canopy cover is 21%, which compares favorably to 20% in Baltimore and 23% in New York City (McPherson and others 2008).

Existing models of canopy photoinhibition can predict the impact of ΦCO2 changes on canopy photosynthesis, using different approaches such as ray tracing within high resolution images of crop canopy structure to track light fluctuations in time according to canopy position (e.g. Ogren 1993; Werner et al. 2001; Zhu et al. 2004; Burgess et al. 2015).

An existing model of canopy photosynthesis has been further developed to account for the effect of lodging-induced changes to the canopy architecture on photosynthesis and grain yield.