Sentence examples for forest surveillance from inspiring English sources
It is a busy hive, with scientists conducting lake and forest surveillance, inspecting bee colonies and nursery stock and advising daily walk-ins, like the mournful man who showed up with a fatally wilted tomato plant and a question older than Darwin: What the heck is this?
Little disease was reported in the following two years but in early May 2008, during routine forest surveillance, severe needle disease was again reported in the same location.
A new needle disease was reported in Pinus radiata D. Don stands on the east coast of New Zealand during routine forest surveillance in late April 2008.
In the years following these events, many communities living near the borders of the park have become more involved in forest surveillance, and deforestation has fallen off sharply to only a few hectares a year.
Detection relies on forest surveillance by aerial and ground inspections and a trap tree plot system which uses herbicide-injected trees in plots, arranged on a fixed grid depending on infestation level, to attract and concentrate sirex populations.
We propose a prediction/detection scheme for automatic forest fire surveillance by means of passive infrared sensors.
It's set in and near a house in rural Maine, in a town situated tightly between the sea and deep woods, where a young woman named Helen (Rosalie Lowe), a forest-fire surveillance officer, brings her friend Charlie (Anabelle LeMieux) to join her at work and coaxes her into a strange, loopy scheme.
Soldiers armed with M16 assault rifles patrol the grasslands and forests while surveillance drones buzz overhead.
The finitude of forests ReprintsUnder surveillance, too, is the local branch of Transparency International, an anti-corruption watchdog.
Helen (Rosalie Lowe), a forest-fire surveillance officer, ropes Charlie (Anabelle LeMieux), her old friend and new assistant, into an antic scheme.
Two young women live in an isolated house in a seaside village in Maine: Helen (Rosalie Lowe), a forest-fire surveillance officer, and her old friend and new assistant, Charlie (Anabelle LeMieux).
