Sentence examples for flow of timber from inspiring English sources
Sustained yield policies designed to ensure an even annual flow of timber harvests remain the most common approach to forest management on public lands in Canada.
Shortening the rotation length, for instance by skipping the current no-cut period, would help to avoid clear cuttings, and to limit the illegal flow of timber coming from uncontrolled sanitation cuttings.
The authors seem to have had some inkling that there might be other views of the "value" of forests, and offer lip service, recommending that "forest management should include biodiversity considerations when managing the flow of timber, carbon, and albedo services in mid and high latitude temperate and boreal forests".
What was important for the forest industrialists was to guarantee a steady flow of timber, and local small-scale extractors depending on locally organized chains of trade are vital for this kind of supply.
Figure 2. Flow of timber export statistics.
The higher-level landscape objective is to achieve the highest even-flow of timber harvest volume.
Methodological steps include: (i) participatory development of qualitative scenarios, following different trajectories of contextual factors affecting forest management; (ii) identification of forest management programmes at the stand level; and (iii) modelling and economic assessment of future flows of timber at the landscape level.
The cash flow characteristics of timber are very similar to those of zero-coupon bonds in that investors must wait a number of years for the investment to "mature".
Mining these two data sources may provide a more comprehensive picture of timber flows than current survey methods allow, especially over time.
Thus, the shape of the roof has very little influence on the uniformity of flow within the timber stack, although significant savings in pressure losses through the kiln are possible by employing a barrel-shaped roof.
Understanding the flow of particles through accessible paths in timber is important to optimising the timber preservation process.
