Sentence examples similar to forests of today from inspiring English sources

Today's political establishment seems to have forgotten both it and the emancipatory, ecological Charter of the Forest of 1217.

In this case the engineering hurdle is that the book stacks are a forest of 1,300 steel columns that support the Reading Room.

When two women frolic through a forest of Christmas trees, the image is a sinister fake – the trees are temporary, lying awkwardly on their sides.

In a rare event about 300 million years ago, a major earthquake caused an ancient forest of 1,000 ha (4 sq mi) to drop below sea level and undergo rapid burial.

The study was undertaken in a pure maritime pine forest of 1300 ha in 2001 and 2002.

Tables 1, 2, and 3 depicts the correct classification rates for each category of features using a random forest of 5,000 random trees and kernel discriminant analysis for every gender, age range, and nationality classification.

The following four land-use classes were studied: pasture (P), secondary forest of 5 8 years of age (SF5), secondary forest of 12 15 years of age (SF12) and secondary forest of more than 100 years of age (SF100), each replicated altogether four times in different micro-catchments across the study region.

In the first step, we used all the variables reported in Table 2 and fed a forest of 1500 trees.

The province is known for its lush forests; as of 1997, 70 80% of the province was forested, either with old-growth forest or with secondary forest regrown after shifting cultivation.

Large-scale deforestation left Haiti with about 1.4% of its forests as of 2004, leaving denuded mountain slopes that allows rainwater to wash down unimpeded.

Forest fires occur in the park each year; in the large forest fires of 1988, nearly one third of the park was burnt.