Sentence examples for key land from inspiring English sources
The model was used to predict water colour production potential based on key land management practices controlling colour production in UK upland catchments.
"What we've seen is the inner ring of the suburbs, all those areas have come back," said Rod Just of Key Land Homes, a Twin Cities builder.
Accessibility, the ease of reaching destinations, is a key land use and transportation performance measure that has been studied for decades by researchers.
The Central Vermont Railway and Amtrak, both of which control key land along the waterfront, have promised to cooperate with the city.
In particular, the researchers looked at one key land management change: a technique called intercropping that involves cultivating other valuable plants in the understory of a main crop.
Nor has Washington done much to check Beijing's concerted drive to occupy, enlarge, and militarize key land features in the sea.
The Food and Agriculture Organization FAOO) has reported that 90percentt of key farming land in Sierra Leone has been abandoned and people have fled to areas less likely to be affected.
Today, locals or key land-owners remain skeptical of big scale mining, scarred by the past.
She said administration officials have been unwilling to overrule the objections of state and local officials on several key land-use issues.
The aim of this study was to investigate home-range size and land-use in response to a gradient of urbanization by determining (a) the key land-use types influencing home-range size and location in the urban landscape; (b) whether urbanization impacts on home-range size; and (c) whether the response to urbanization is gender specific.
It was a key landing stage for smugglers, and folklore says that a local fisherman or smuggler could tell exactly where he was on the beach at night or in fog simply by looking at the size of the pebbles.
