Sentence examples for forest descriptions from inspiring English sources

This assessment is not only supported by Schenk (1996) and the results of the present study, but also by contemporary forest descriptions made by Laurop (1802).

In Europe, one of the most ambitious projects on forest description on a regular basis is the International Co-operative PronrAssessmentsessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests (ICP Forests).

Following a forest description from 1774, an annual wood volume of ca. 1200 m3 could be sustainably harvested in the ca. 120-ha forest compartment "Stickelhalbe" to provide charcoal for the hammer mill at Lippoldsberg (Henne 1997).

Action: Reject the proposed new Forest Code Description: A proposed amendment to Brazil's 1965 forestry code would reduce protection of Brazil's forests, including the Amazon and the Atlantic forest.

Fig. 2 Study area and forest type description.

The 10 classification models are NB (Nave Bayes), J48 (one method of decision trees), IB3 (instance-based learning), BN (Bayes Net), Logistic, LMT (Logistic model trees), RN (RBFNetwork), DT (Decision Table), MP (Multilayer Perceptron), and RF (Random Forest), the detailed descriptions of which can be found in Bishop's famous book on machine learning [43].

Within HPC-forest, species' habitat descriptions from the literature largely fitted their distributions, with many species described as typically occurring on hill slopes and/or on humid soils (Table 3; Additional file 2: Table S2).

Marchak's description ("Forest Degradation, the Timber Trade, and Tropical-Region Plantations") provides a particularly sobering case of how market-driven initiatives especially those with a global reach have resulted in widespread degradation and the loss of tropical timber species.

This also applies to conceptual and visual descriptions of forest dynamics.

It is also possible that aspens are not separated from other economically less-important deciduous species in tree stock descriptions for forest management.

When preferred adaptation options have been identified, which should be done in close consultation with all stakeholders involved in the adaptation process, climate change guidelines for forest managers shall provide descriptions of steps taken or envisaged to implementing these actions to ensure maximum responsiveness to climate change impacts on forests.