Sentence examples for land composition from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that, contrary to most other studies, land configuration has a stronger influence on LST than land composition.

Linear mixed-effects models quantify the impacts of land configuration on LST at the parcel scale, controlling for the effects of land composition and neighborhood characteristics.

As urban environments differ from the natural environment, the ability of a species to move in and use variable land composition types determines its fate in the urban environment.

Just as two vineyards sitting side by side may create entirely different wines from their contrasting land composition, two people growing up as next-door neighbors can develop different biases based on something as fundamental as their contrasting ethnic traditions.

The scenario assumes a land composition of 190 ha of black daisies, 10 ha of white daisies, 500 ha of fertile soil and 300 ha of barren land.

This process is explicitly evident in mosaic type landscapes consisting of highly complex land cover patterns, soil composition and topography.

Land-use composition, land-use pattern, and the location of land uses are jointly determined, and interactions between composition and pattern feedback to microlevel landowner decisions through endogenous land rents.

Your site plan will also be constrained by how much land you have, your soil composition, and solar orientation.

Path analysis confirmed the two direct effects of land use composition on pollinator community and pollinator community composition on pollen limitation.

Additionally, we used land cover composition and edge density metrics, which incorporate the land cover composition and structure around the nest sites compared to using distance-based metrics as reported by Streich et al. (2015).

The overview of CS results presented in this paper shows that (1) changes in land use composition will translate into a variety of spatial patterns; (2) the temporal stability of land use is often lower than can be expected; and (3) there can be large-scale shifts in the ecological condition of the land use types that form our rural landscapes.