And the bongo-bongo land reference was not racist, it was risible.
In some instances, the report said, boundaries were based on land reference points of a century ago that no longer existed.
We selected ten road bridges with dry paths and ten bridges without them, and an individual dry land reference site for each study bridge on the basis of landscape and traffic features.
In the mammal model, a lack of dry paths increased the amount of carcasses (p = 0.001) whereas the number of casualties at dry path bridges was comparable with dry land reference sites.
Owing to crop rotation, agricultural land cover is highly dynamic (cereal crops, cultivated pastures, fallow land); thus, both ground reference data from 2011 as well as the various high resolution reference images contain a high probability of being different from the situation on July 13 , 2008(Landsat 5 TM acquisition date).
Because aircraft could not operate without fixed land references (particularly on long-distance trips), it became necessary to develop an elaborate system of navigation aids (first visual, using beacons, now electronic, using radar) to help indicate the current aircraft position.
Perhaps you do not know where Yemen is or maybe you think Yemen is such a distant far away land that it is more akin to a distant land referenced in Alice in Wonderland.
We measured specific leaf area (SLA) and leaf dry matter content (LDMC) across five land uses: reference sites (closest to pre-European state), native pastures (unfertilized), fertilized pastures, sown pastures (cultivated and fertilized) and enriched grassland (previously fertilized, no longer grazed).
According to you, they need not exist on physical land either.Your reference to Atlantis was apt.
He also said that the consequence of the Holocaust should not have been the displacement of Palestinians from their lands — a reference to Israel.
