Sentence examples for height complexity from inspiring English sources
Standard deviation has been widely used as a way to calculate diameter and height complexity and can be compared with more complex indices for stand structural comparisons (McElhinny et al. 2005 and citations within).
No clear differences in height complexity existed between the HRBA and LRBA plots.
All three indices have been used similarly to describe diameter complexity as well as height complexity (Lexerød and Eid 2006).
The Gini coefficient of height complexity showed no significant difference between the untreated and treated plots (Table 3).
The Shannon index showed a significantly higher height complexity after harvesting in the unmanaged plots than in the managed ones.
This finding was supported by the significant reduction of diameter and height complexity (shown by all three indices) and significantly higher diameter and height complexity in the untreated plots (shown by the Shannon index and standard deviation) as a result of a reduction in the range of tree diameters and heights.
While this story marks a new height of complexity in Eisenberg's work, its roots run through her earlier collections.
The resulting anthropogenically created landscape mosaics often include forests of different successional stages or that have experienced different levels of anthropogenic use, which affect the physical structure of the forest (e.g., forest height, vertical complexity of vegetation).
"That was the height of complexity in terms of the film", Nolan says.
In particular, the DCT cells had normal morphology and there was no evidence of systematic differences in height or complexity of basolateral membrane infolding between genotypes as has been reported in NCC−/− mice (Schultheis et al, 1998).
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