Sentence examples for forest yield from inspiring English sources

However, the original reason why this conception received a dominant position was not the lack of realization that more complex forest structures and dynamics are naturally common, but rather the necessity to adopt a sufficiently simple conceptual model that could be used to organize rational forest management and for example to construct forest yield tables to predict forest growth.

Although resin extraction was generally done about 10 years before final felling (to minimize negative impacts on forest yield), and despite the fact that resin extraction was completely abandoned after the reunification of Germany, resin-tapped Scots pine stands are still widespread and can be found throughout the former GDR today.

New Jersey's fourth coyote-hunting season started Sept. 30, and Mr. Nasuta was eager to make up for his dismal performance of last year, when 30 forays into the forest yielded plenty of sightings but no trophies.

Our searches of the northern part of this forest yielded no evidence of chimpanzees, though relatively few searches could be allocated to this region.

Random forest yielded more, and more robust predictive signatures, with nine out of the twelve signatures generated remaining predictive when tested against the CCLE dataset (17-AAG, AZD6244, Erlotinib, Lapatinib, Nultin-3, Paclitaxel, PD0325901, PD0332991, PLX4720).

The forests yield teak and rattan.

Local coniferous and oak forests yield valuable timber.

The forests yield valuable timbers such as ebony, rosewood, and teak.

The western forests contain excellent hardwoods and pulpwoods, while the drier, poor-quality eastern forests yield wood for chips.

The island's forests yield mostly teak and mahogany, and the government has worked to upgrade fishing.

Forests yield at their warmer and drier margins to grassland (called prairie in North America and steppe in Asia).