Sentence examples for forest history from inspiring English sources

There are, for a start, two versions of forest history: one cannot be true, but the other may be.

If he stays, Wellman said, Grobe has a chance to go down as the greatest football coach in Wake Forest history.

What elevates this is partly Moa Gammel, perhaps the most beautiful of all Scando-heroines in recent years, and a wise script which makes great nods to the folktales of forest history.

"At the same time that we're recognizing the potential great value of trees and forests in helping us deal with the excess carbon we're generating, we're starting to lose forests," said Thomas W. Swetnam, an expert on forest history at the University of Arizona.

Deforestation is almost a synonym for Ethiopian forest history.

(A) Delineated forest boundary (B) forest history map.

Also, note that different forest histories, such as different forest management at Wetzstein and Tharandt, might thus lead to different soil pools and respiration rates.

Spatially-intensive fire and forest histories provide valuable information about how fire and vegetation may vary and interact on heterogeneous landscapes.

Several features of our kiln platforms such as density and shape were distinct from others in Central and Northern Europe, probably reflecting different forest histories and purposes for which they were built.

First, it outlines Holocene settlement, land use and forest histories, as a differentiated model against which to apply specific types of investigation, and in conjunction with other archaeological sciences.

There is a "Wizard of Oz" figure in Nim Galuu (Steven Tyler), a blubbering, absent-minded yellow caterpillar whose scrolls record the forest's history.