Sentence examples for landscape divided from inspiring English sources

Christopher Daniels settles on a mural-like view of a populous cartoon landscape divided by a bright blue river.

But foremost among the Pemón's reasons for burning the savanna, Mr. Sletto said, may be to create a mosaic landscape divided by natural fire breaks that prevent larger fires from spreading.

In the mines of Bilma -- on a spit in West Africa whose dark gray landscape, divided into pits and warrens, recalls the moon's surface -- a few dozen families are the inheritors and sustainers of the salt caravan trade that brought life to the Sahara for centuries.

We consider a landscape divided into elementary cells, each of these cells containing some species to be protected.

A fine, milky mist enveloped all and the landscape, divided by 400 year old hedgerows, gave the fields a look of giant green checkerboards.

The reason for this subsidence remains largely unknown, although theories invoke environmental over-exploitation with all of its consequences as well as constant warfare in a landscape divided among numerous competing city-states as the main reasons.

"Do you understand the sadness of geography?" Ondaatje asks, his dying patient's mythic desert landscapes divided and claimed by warring powers, their wonders reduced to mere waypoints and coordinates.

Moench) cultivation in farming landscapes divided between active and fallow farms in the 120 km2 floodplain of the lower Turkwel River, northwestern Kenya.

To study the influences of a local land-use policy on the preservation of natural features, two sets of ten local-scale landscapes, divided in time by a land-use policy shift in Fenton Township, Michigan, were examined.

The landscape divides into four main geological sections from the Silurian through the Devonian and Carboniferous to the Permian which influence the landscape, together with water-related features.

As the first step, the community landscape is divided into hills (corresponding to network modules) defined by the local maxima of the community landscape described above.