Sentence examples for input land from inspiring English sources

The 8-day composite 1-km MODerate resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) land surface temperature (LST) was used as input land surface temperature for the SSEBop algorithms.

Input to the model is shown in Figure 5 and the resulting net fluxes in Figure 6. Figure 5 Input land use rates.

The model setups are presented in table 3. Table 3 Model setups for the variability analysis Model Meteorological input Land cover classification Short Name BETHY/DLR ZAMG CORINE 2000 BETHY(1)   ZAMG reallocated CORINE 2000 BETHY(2)   ECMWF CORINE 2000 BETHY(3)   ECMWF GLC2000 BETHY(4) EPIC ZAMG - EPIC(1)   ZAMG reallocated - EPIC(2)   ECMWF - EPIC 3).

The model variables for the analysis were categorized under the determinants of vulnerability levels which encompassed exposure indicators (temperature change, rainfall variability and frequency of extreme climatic events), capacity and sensitivity indicators (farmland size, land location, erosion rate and land policy, access to and use of farm input, land management training).

Input land surface characteristics included digital elevation map, soil texture map, and land cover classification.

On the basis of biophysical indicators, much can be gained from such an integration: beyond the agricultural yield, which already represents the ratio between output (production per year) and input (land area), other ratios could be calculated in analogy to the production function in economics.

This is a result of resampling the input land-cover data from 463 meters to 5 kilometers as described in the documentation below.

The present study shows that Arundo, under certain conditions, can partially replace durum wheat in low input lands, without distorting the food trade balance of the country.

To achieve this Mr Jaitley must focus on three inputs: land, power and labour.Jumbo on the runwayAll are politically sensitive and none more so than land purchases.

Model inputs (land cover, population, building types, vegetation structure) were derived through integration of spatial and non-spatial data from remote sensing, statistical and cadastral sources.

Production of non-traded agricultural output on less favored, or marginal, land also involves two inputs, land ( left( {N^{m} } right) ) and labor ( (L^{m} ) ); any capital input is fixed and fully funded out of normal profits.