Sentence examples similar to land perspective from inspiring English sources

A miniboom came in the 1970's as traditionalists embraced the magazine in the wake of the country's social upheaval while a younger generation was attracted to its back-to-the-land perspective.

Solar energy is more efficient than biomass from a land use perspective because PV panels and concentrated solar power systems are more efficient at capturing incoming solar radiation than photosynthesis, thus generating more energy per square metre.

A better understanding of how different urban land-cover types influence sediment yields is required from a land management perspective given rapid global population growth.

Cropland diversity was the focus of this work to support regional policy in a land planning perspective for the development of both the agriculture and renewable energy sectors.

Gathering the information related to this is seen as a particular issue in and of itself as crops for biofuels are not distinguishable from regular crops from a land use perspective.

From a land stewardship perspective, managing for pinestraw on higher productivity stands may be more efficient in terms of realizing increased economic returns for similar levels of nutrient removal.

A land system perspective requires local studies of production systems to be contextualised in a regional and global context, while global assessments should be confronted with local realities.

Solar electricity is the dominant regional optimal fuel choice from the land-use perspective for engineered systems while lowland switchgrass ethanol and biodiesel from open-pond algae are the major optimal choices for the natural systems.

The episodes that jump rapidly between lands and perspectives seem designed to validate one type of viewer and to pleasantly scramble the other.

The aim was to define land-user perspectives on oak conservation in dehesas as basis for the design of suitable oak regeneration programs.

The best use of the land from the perspective of high tax revenue and low tax burden would be by a private company or an industrial developer, said Mitchell Pally, vice president of the Long Island Association, the Island's largest business group.