Sentence examples for forest settlements from inspiring English sources

This was achieved through spectral classification of different land cover classes and by assessing the change in forest; settlements; pasture and agriculture in relation to increasing distances (5, 10 and 15 km) from three tourism sites with the help of ArcGIS software.

However, people were still paying the same nominal amount fixed in the last century which was about 20%% of the market rate at the time of the initial forest settlements (Vasan 1998) i.e. a right holder could buy a tree for a subsidized rate as low as Rs 3 to 5. In 1992 1993 the subsidy provided by the forest department under TD was to the tune of Rs.795,600,000 (DFFC 1994).

By 2071, humanity has spread to the stars from the floating forest settlements of Venus to terraformed cities on Mars to frigid penal colonies on Pluto.

The tiresomely chatty prose skates round this: butchers in the forest settlement, as they made sausages and smoked meat, "strived to maintain" the kosher laws, he writes.

Indeed, quilombos -- the word quilombo means encampment or forest settlement in various West African languages -- have been found in settings as diverse as mountains, jungles and arid scrubland.

It is this side of the Kremlin – its history as a power base – that has inspired Catherine Merridale's Red Fortress, a historical psychogeography of this famous landmark from its misty origins as a forest settlement to the modern era.

The Forest settlement comes two weeks after Allergan, the maker of Botox, agreed to pay $600 million to settle claims that it had illegally marketed the drug from 2000 to 2005 for off-label uses including headaches and cerebral palsy in children.

Though there are important other land use types in the region (e.g. forests, settlements) their contribution to the measured signal is rather small (<5% for forested regions, <2% for urban areas).

Environmental groups say it will flood more than 120,000 acres of rain forest and settlements, displacing 20,000 to 40,000 people and releasing large quantities of methane.

We compare our results to those of a similar study in 1990 1991, examining changes in nesting ground status in relation to habitat and land use factors such as protection status, geographic position (coastal or inland), and distance to forest, human settlements, and roads.

Most of Sri Lanka's climax vegetation cover has been heavily depleted by extensive clearing of forests for settlements, extraction of timber, and agriculture.