Sentence examples for interpretation of landscape from inspiring English sources

During that year he mastered his lyrical interpretation of landscape.

Landscape management denotes a forest management method that follows one specific interpretation of landscape ecology.

Thus, the numerical ages confirm the overall qualitative interpretation of landscape preservation through multiple glacial cycles.

Linking continuous tracer data with GIS interpretation of landscape characteristics increased the sophistication of our conceptual model of catchment processes.

Interpretation of landscape patterns from the perspective of different species allows knowing the way in which they perceive landscape, and how their perception varies with scale.

They also highlight the need for more rigorous quantification of uncertainties in field and model-based interpretation of landscape responses to environmental change.

In an age when everybody has been everywhere (or at least seen it all on the Travel Channel), it is not enough simply to paint a picture or even chat up a local; the best travel writers -- Jonathan Raban, Colin Thubron, Pico Iyer -- add to this the interpretation of landscapes and the decoding of symbols.

However, given the resolution of our transect data we were only able to provide very coarse-scale interpretation of landscape-scale processes.

Yet it is a valuable, heartfelt, well-written work, giving rise to many larger questions about cultural interpretations of landscape that could equally apply to the Lake District or the Scottish Highlands.

Set in Dartmoor National Park, this paper explores the competing aesthetic interpretations of landscape and the rural as represented within the design and planning of two separate residential sites that were redeveloped between 1998 and 2008.

The results show that nearby residents' interpretations of landscape varied according to three sets of factors related to 1) the dynamics of regional development and the historical place of industry in the community, 2) the relationship between residents and the industry and local governance capacities, and 3) the social impacts experienced.