Sentence examples for from the ecotone between from inspiring English sources
It reminds us that architecture arises from the ecotone between material and metaphor.
This study reports the soil-plant relationships along the intertidal gradient from unvegetated mudflats to the ecotone between high marshes and coastal dunes.
An obvious deforestation was observed during 1954 2000, with two different fragmentation processes in two periods: the first fragmentation process from 1954 to 1976 was mainly observed along the ecotone between forest and other landscape classes while the second fragmentation process from 1976 to 2000 was observed both in the ectone and interior area of forest patches.
(MOTU 23) Mus cf. gratus Specimens from this taxon were typically captured in forest clearings and the ecotone between forest and open habitats in equatorial Africa.
Like all of Nouvel's projects, the Agbar Tower sets architecture in the ecotone between inner and outer worlds.
The system began with a perforated tube that oozed carbon dioxide, which was placed in the ecotone between groomed lawn and the woods, where ticks like to hang out.
Differences in the soil water index, and built-up areas in the ecotone between bank vole presence and absence were significant only in one or two replications, and we did not interpret these results further.
This cave is placed in the ecotone between Monte desert and the Patagonian steppe, in the middle Limay River basin, was occupied since the end of the Late Holocene.
The first place such change is likely to occur is in the ecotone between the drier southern aspects and moister north aspects.
Nephelornis seems to have narrow habitat requirements and a correspondingly narrow elevational distribution, as do many other species that are restricted to humid elfin forest at the ecotone between cloud forest and alpine grassland.
The proximity of much of this class to surficial water may suggest that it represents the ecotone between peatlands/wetlands and forests that is pervasive in much of the boreal forests [57].
