Sentence examples for harvesting effectiveness from inspiring English sources

However, even if the total harvesting area remains the same, the synchronisation of harvest times and other silvicultural operations that results from aggregating small stands into a larger area would increase harvesting effectiveness (Hansmann et al. 2016; Kittredge 2005).

Due to cost effectiveness, rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems are practicing already in some rural parts of Bangladesh but very few in urban areas.

The energy harvesters (EHs) using resonant mechanism have encountered two major issues: low output power scavenged from low frequency vibrations, and limited effectiveness of harvesting mechanism in a narrow range near resonant frequency.

The effectiveness of harvesting plantations and using the biomass to displace fossil fuels and/or timber, compared to having carbon stored in a permanent plantation, depends to a great extent on the displacement factor (i.e. the extent to which wood from carbon plantations can be effectively used to replace fossil fuels) [35].

Prober et al. (2011) described ecological calendars and seasonal knowledge of Australian Aboriginal communities to predict environmental conditions, distribution and abundance patterns, migration pathways, and effectiveness of harvesting tactics.

The effectiveness of harvesting plantations and using the biomass to displace fossil fuels and/or timber, compared to having carbon stored in a permanent plantation, depends to a great extent on the displacement factor (i.e. the extent to which wood from carbon plantations can be effectively used to replace fossil fuels) [ 35].

Electroflocculation is reported as a promising harvesting technique to improve cost effectiveness within the downstream process.

The motivating hypothesis for the current work was that nonlinear phenomenon could be exploited to improve the effectiveness of energy harvesting devices.

At the same time, the effectiveness of NTFP harvest at achieving these goals has been criticized (Belcher and Schreckenberg 2007), and over-harvest is considered a major threat to plant diversity (Brummit and Bachman 2010).

The proposed scheme highlights the effectiveness of energy-harvesting based IoT in healthcare.

Ogilvie and colleagues suggest adapting the Harvest Plot to display differential effectiveness of policy interventions [ 32].