Sentence examples for landscape basis from inspiring English sources

There is need to think of conservation on a landscape basis with areas designated for human use, core areas strictly protected as reservoirs for plants and animals, and corridors connecting core areas.

The results can help improving pedotransfer approaches for the estimation of spatially distributed hydraulic parameters for modelling the water movement in hummocky soil landscapes as basis for establishing landscape scale water and element balances.

This paper reports a special case of data matching between the road layer from the digital landscape model "Basis DLM" maintained by German surveying and mapping agencies and the road database supplied by TeleAtlas Corp.

This leads to a 14% difference in total SOC loss on a landscape-weighted basis (estimated loss based on field data of 36 Mg ha−1 versus a CENTURY-simulated loss of 41 Mg ha−1).

Observations along a landscape continuum provide basis for a genetic link between PBRs and gravel megaripples.

The nurtured landscape provides a basis for the development of new ecological technology using landscape to ameliorate the polluting effects of the urban/industrial neighbourhood.

The indicators introduced here are derived from regular evaluations of the digital basis landscape model (Basic DLM) of the Authoritative Topographic-Cartographic InformATKIS Systhe (ATKIS), the digital land cover model for Germany (LBM-DE) as well as other supplementary data such as the mapping of potential natural vegetation.

These processes and calculated variables vary across the landscape on the basis of variations in soil properties and bedrock, timing and quantity of precipitation and snowmelt, and energy balance calculations that include topographic shading and cloudiness, driven by air temperature.

This study has contributed new knowledge about respondents' perception of WTs within the landscape on the basis of four respondent characteristics: general attitude toward wind energy, educational background, presence of WTs near the respondent's home, and willingness to live near WTs.

In this specific scenario, we chose to rank the overlapping molecular landscape on the basis of susceptibility to benzene-induced MDS.

Hence, the results of our survey and the created landscape served as basis to develop a "framework of competencies" to guide future strategic and implementation efforts in education and training in DDM&S.