Sentence examples similar to forest strapping from inspiring English sources

But at two pilot sites north of Manaus, Brazil, ecologists have just finished building forest floor walkways and strapping sensors around tree trunks to automatically measure growth changes, says Richard Norby, an ecologist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee who is involved in the Brazil-led project.

Did your family cut down its own tree in the forest and strap it to the roof of the car to get it home?

It certainly looks like Claire got off lightly, judging by the episode's final shot, which showed the gendarmes from the face-off at the Helping Hand strapped to trees in the forest, unmistakably dead.

Strapped to the sides of the four-wheel-drive, a forest of metal tent poles.

To find out how you make a label look and sound sensational, we decided to strap on our metaphorical boots and headed into the forests of Holland to chat with Vogel.

They didn't appear to be strapped for time, and setting up camp on the face of a mountain rather than within a nearby forest is questionable, although not indefensible.

Penn strapped himself in.

She is strapped down.

"State agencies are strapped.

Use red orange for her hair, yellow for her shirt and Pokemon, blue for her shorts, brown for her jumper straps and then dark forest green for her eyes.

There's nothing more striking than a girl in drag with thin straps who opens her arm and it looks like the Greek National Forest.