Sentence examples for landscape concerns from inspiring English sources

As well as health and landscape concerns, members of the Crookwell Landscape Guardians at the meeting were concerned that "electro magnetic electricity" could be transferred from windfarms through the air and the ground, possibly causing failures of farm machinery and the danger of electric shocks from farm bores.

The results are discussed with reference to site visibility and landscape concerns and clearly support calls for a shift towards community-focussed development strategies.

Another part of the vibe is Vermont, the eco-friendly state with a Scandinavian landscape, concerned enough with aesthetics to ban billboards from the roadways.

Despite the emerging landscape concerning the science of care coordination, research has clarified and determined key concepts about workflow processes of interprofessional care which are also very dependent on context.

And these wide-ranging operations -- whether ice-cream stands whose employees are paid very low wages, landscaping concerns that hire new immigrants, or home-based businesses with just one or two employees -- generally have few ties to the Chamber of Commerce or lobbying groups.

The management of urban landscapes concerns existing urban open spaces such as public parks, playgrounds and residential green spaces.

While spring burns can be effective at reducing fuel loads and restoring heterogeneous landscapes, concerns exist over the potential impacts of unnaturally-timed fires to native species.

Since natural disturbances such as fire and windstorms cannot be totally prevented or controlled in most forest landscapes, concern about the lack of selected disturbance effects may be of little practical relevance in the long run.

As African savanna elephants (Loxodonta africana) become increasingly confined to smaller fragmented landscapes, concern over their potential detrimental impacts on vegetation and biodiversity has increased.

In the light of the function of NDVI and the spatial patterns of the vegetation landscapes, we proposed the lacunarity texture derived from NDVI to characterize the spatial patterns of vegetation landscapes concerning the "gappiness" or "emptiness" characteristics.

Landscape II concerns three women, separated by time and distance, who still manage to have a dialogue with each other.