Sentence examples for extension of forest from inspiring English sources
Within an econet, ecotones function as extension of forest edges which can increase the intrapatch connectivity; small habitats play the role of stepping stones which can enhance interpatch connections among forest habitats.
The extension of forest regrowth trajectories to the spectral space of Landsat provided an opportunity to use CART statistical analysis to more fully investigate the climatic and topographic drivers influencing the rate of postharvest forest regrowth.
Watersheds with an important extension of forest tend to offer better water quality than those subject to other land uses, such as agriculture, pasture, industry and urban infrastructure, since the latter are associated with higher discharges of diverse types of pollutants into soils and water.
Maintenance and extension of this forest observational network is currently secured for the next 6 years.
It associates the BoVW model (induced from the SIFT method which detects and describes local features in images) and an extension of random forest of decision trees to deal with hundreds of classes and thousands of dimensions.
Since their introduction, these equations have been incorporated into the Fire and Fuels Extension of the Forest Vegetation Simulator as a calculation option [2], utilized in NED-2 [3], and have provided the basis for calculating the forest carbon contribution to the US annual greenhouse gas inventories for submission years 2004 2011 (e.g., see [4]).
Therefore, as Cenozoic climate was getting colder a savanna corridor became increasingly stable between North and South America while the extension of tropical forest shrunk.
No recent evaluation of the size of the extension of these forest stands has been carried out.
The extension of native forests has been reduced worldwide and their distribution is increasingly fragmented.
The northern plateau (in the northern part of the state) is an extension of the forest-covered and mineral-rich Chota Nagpur plateau centred in Jharkhand.
These soils were formed by the extension of postglacial forests into regions of grassy steppe; most such soils may be farmed, although they require the addition of nutrients to obtain good harvests.
