Sentence examples for landscape experienced from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong's evolving cultural landscape experienced another seismic shift last month when five new galleries opened in a week just as ART HK was under way.

The spacing between domain walls is assumed to be large enough to avoid overlapping of eddy currents and a z-shaped landscape experienced by walls is proposed.

But, for the participants, the romance of the race remains firmly rooted in the haunting beauty of the frozen and inhospitable landscape experienced with just a dog team for company.

Therefore, to determine the free energy landscape experienced by the TDG molecule in this simulated state of LacY, we instead turned to metadynamics simulations that can enhance sampling along a collective variable (CV).

Because of its sensitivity and the compatibility to calculations, the vibrational spectra of these nanostructured compounds can be used as a probe for the local structure and the influence of the nanostructure on the potential landscape experienced by the hydrogen.

Variational parameters minimizing the evaluated diffusional eigenvalue of the microscopic rate matrix are 'geometrical' and 'correlational' phases accounting, for the local potential energy landscape experienced by the adsorbed particle and the local correlations, respectively, i.e. an instantaneous occupation pattern of adsorption sites around the particle.

Each simulation ran for 20 seasons with the landscape experiencing regular seasonal changes.

Not that I was sniffing the air, or standing in fear – but like the deer, I was in the grip of very old and emotional ways of moving through a landscape, experiencing forms of attention and deportment beyond conscious control.

A change in conservation status will produce new challenges for the conservation and management of a recovered species, especially with the Australian economic landscape experiencing large-scale growth and development in recent years.

The Madison headwaters system of central Yellowstone National Park provides a good template for evaluating these interactions, as it is a highly heterogeneous landscape experiencing heavy snow pack (Figure 6.1) and is strongly influenced by geothermals and high winds.

In Central Europe, Late Quaternary landscapes experienced multiple phases of geomorphologic activity.