Sentence examples for landscape given from inspiring English sources

Biggs feels that the One M9 isn't suited for the current competitive landscape, given the recent release of the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge — he thinks that both of Samsung's latest flagships are the ultimate in Android hardware.

We conclude that the Natterjack toad is well established in the intensely managed agricultural landscape, given that (i) large populations are maintained which may act as sources to spatially distributed occurrences, and (ii) the intensively managed landscape is sufficiently interspersed with suitable breeding habitats.

Nevertheless, the extent of the foraging territories as revealed by raw materials sourcing covers a large band of various relief between the western and southern Causses, the Rhône corridor and the northern Limagne and Forez plains and animal species hunted by these groups express an environmental mosaic which fits with the image of landscape given by the raw materials.

If the plane of fitness correlates is substituted by the underlying plane of genotypes, then this level becomes equivalent to the first definition of an adaptive landscape given by Wright [ 117- 119].

Understanding how to navigate the media landscape gives you the keys of the kingdom.

Gradually, the landscape gives way to groves of birch, beech, oak, and pine.

This extraordinary feeling of vulnerability the landscape gives you is not necessarily a negative thing.

In the Central Highlands this type of rural landscape gives way to extensive plantations under tea or rubber cultivation.

There are dry mountains and mesas on all sides, and the landscape gives the town a self-contained feel.

A sparse landscape gave way to distant snow-covered peaks and a backdrop of cobalt-blue sky.

CHRISTOPH COX: "Records Ruin the Landscape" gives a great account of the vexed relationship between experimental music and recording.