Sentence examples for intensive reclamation from inspiring English sources
This approach was applied to a large dump area (Velká podkrušnohorská dump, NW Czech Republic) to determine landscape functionality at various phases of the ongoing reclamation process and observe the development detectable during a year of intensive reclamation work.
Even though estuarine hydraulic engineering structures can mitigate tidal flats decreased trends, the tidal flats of the Changjiang Estuary will still suffer significant losses due to the decreasing sediment flux from upstream, ground subsidence, sea level rise and recent intensive reclamation.
Where the degradation is exaggerated by drought or unreliable rain- fall, more intensive reclamation using machinery may be necessary.
One big challenge is teasing out how intensive coastal development and wetland reclamation may have exacerbated the marine disaster, and how onshore rebuilding may degrade the marine environment.
Low frequency of phytoliths morph types indicates reduction in vegetation cover and a significant increase in grassland since 2300 yrs BP due to climate warming, weakened southwest monsoon, deforestation reclamation of the lake margins for intensive agricultural practices.
In a region of complex change, increases in transitory grassland and shrubland covers were caused by large-scale intensive plantation silviculture and small-scale activities including mining reclamation.
The reclamation plan, in contrast to previous developments on reclaimed seabed, makes intensive use of underground space, or in this case space below mean sea level.
The basis of Aztec success in creating a great state and ultimately an empire was their remarkable system of agriculture, which featured intensive cultivation of all available land, as well as elaborate systems of irrigation and reclamation of swampland.
An over-zealous reclamation of the land risks returning the restricted zone to the same intensive agriculture that characterises the rest of the region, which is not conducive to biodiversity, and would also leave the tiny strip of the DMZ exposed and vulnerable.
An impossible reclamation scheme?
This is about reclamation.
