Sentence examples for land use techniques from inspiring English sources

Instead of using its small amount of resources to pay back its debt to the United States, the Indonesian government will spend that money on "improving local land use techniques". This will save the habitat of a large number of endangered species from destruction (International Center for Trade and Sustainable Development, 2011).

Another example is a unique debt-for-nature exchange deal between the U.S. and Indonesia, in which the 28.5 million USD meant to repay Indonesia's debts owed to the U.S. will be diverted to a fund to improve local land use techniques and Borneo forest preservation (ICTSD 2011).

When the Vi Agroforestry started to introduce the practice of enclosures in the 1980s, the sedentary role of women 'inside the community', and their responsibility for household food subsistence, made them more willing to embrace the new land use techniques and eventually became early adapters of enclosures in the form of kitchen gardens.

Urbanized Area Transportation Study: Population, Economic, and Land Use Forecast Techniques.

These results help frame a management approach for conserving upland areas of vegetation through the use of land use planning techniques.

The incidence of wind erosion and the rate of damage are determined by several environmental factors, such as soil texture, lithology, climate, vegetation, and human land use (agricultural techniques).

Applying national models to routinely collected population location data can extend land use modeling techniques to population exposure assessment and to informing surveillance, policy, and regulation.

As part of a study on childhood asthma etiology, we examined variability in outdoor concentrations of multiple traffic-related air pollutants within urban communities, using a range of GIS-based predictors and land use regression techniques.

Land Use Regression techniques were used to model intra-urban variation in ground-level fine particulate matter (PM2.5), black carbon (BC), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), wintertime sulfur dioxide (SO2), and summertime ozone (O3) [ 26].

Protected areas under forest cover represent 38.3percentt of the national territory, but with proper land use planning techniques the area would increase to 40percentt and the total to 47percentt of the national territory.

Form results obtained by Principal Component and cluster analyses it's evident that some sampling sites investigated in Foggia district show dissimilarities, mostly due to the location of the site, the land use and management techniques and groundwater overuse.