Sentence examples for landscape knowledge from inspiring English sources

A methodological framework to formalise the landscape knowledge of the soil surveyor is presented.

The probability of group fission and the influence of habitat or social bonds on fission probability increased with landscape knowledge.

We assessed individual movement decisions of an alpine ungulate as a function of landscape knowledge and landscape heterogeneity.

The results herein show these groups possessed significant landscape knowledge and patterned lithic raw material procurement strategies.

The probability of group fission was influenced by the interaction between the variables describing landscape knowledge of dyadic members and social bonds.

This model drew on the hybrid Euro-Andean landscape knowledge forged in contexts of landholding institutions, urbanization, and demographic and climatic change of the early colonial period.

As sensor networks and remote sensing provide ever more abundant and spatiotemporally fine-resolution measurements, the challenge is to manage this information and maintain the link with pedologic and soil-landscape knowledge, within the context of societal needs for the results of pedometric analysis.

Constructing a cost-effective and detailed digital soil map of Africa will require the extensive utilization of both legacy soil data and legacy soil-landscape knowledge — which in Africa is primarily available from reconnaissance-scale catena or association maps and related studies.

To prevent the loss of cultural landscapes, knowledge on the location of different types of cultural landscapes is needed.

Despite their obvious significance in northern landscapes, knowledge is severely limited for all but a few of these lakes.

To conserve or restore biodiversity in agricultural landscapes, knowledge on the response of different taxa to management regimes is crucial.