Sentence examples for further landscape from inspiring English sources

The further landscape continues this protestation of innocence, this artless seduction.

Alister Hayes, living landscapes manager at the London Wildlife Trust, said: "Further landscape fragmentation as a result of HS2 will isolate species, leading to their decline.

These actions prompted feedbacks that promoted further landscape change that ultimately increased those hazards, rather than dampening the hydro-geomorphological effects of fire.

The results of this study suggest that efforts are needed to maintain a territorial network of traditional extensive farms to avoid further landscape deterioration in Alpine areas.

The Multi-Layer Perceptron model was validated before making predictions for further landscape change using the Markov chain method: a predicted map for 2009 was produced and compared with an actual one.

The model proposes opportunistic management interventions, particularly the use of fire, to minimise the risk of further landscape-scale transitions to a bushy state.

For the threatened A. melvillei, further landscape-level assessment of genetic diversity and structure, across a wider range of populations, will allow us to estimate historic levels of connectivity, identify populations containing novel genotypes, and assess the suitability of strategies such as genetic rescue.

To further understand landscape diversity this study conducted a series analysis of landscape metrics to describe the spatiotemporal pattern of landscape diversity within the Taipei metropolitan region between 1971 and 2005.

Due to the fact that both traditional and everyday landscapes today face many different threats, regulatory measures have been undertaken in many countries to protect and further sustainable landscape development.

Further, additional landscape elements such as small isolated ponds within arable fields might support the activity of bats above the open agricultural landscape, thereby facilitating agroecosystem functioning.

This paper assesses typical values and measures of variation for soil organic carbon contents of soil-land use combinations in Belgium, further termed landscape units (LSU).