Sentence examples for landscape observations from inspiring English sources
Critical percolation thresholds derived from landscape observations and theoretical works are discussed in order to identify critical scale domains.
Clouds in optical satellite images can be a source of information for water measurement or viewed as contaminations that obstruct landscape observations.
Early landscape observations were anecdotal and opportunistic, but remain unsurpassed forty or more years after they were made (see especially Bachmann 1927, Jacobsen and Lloyd 1935, Oates 1968, Reade 1978).
When airborne electromagnetics (AEM) is combined with information on stratigraphy, mineralogy, geochemistry, drilling and landscape observations in a geological context, it becomes a powerful approach to describe the architecture of the regolith cover.
Shore is known primarily as a determinedly detached chronicler of everyday American highways, motels, suburbs and signage, but Survivors In Ukraine merges landscape, observation and portraiture.
She shows me new black-and-white images from a trip to Surinam that merge landscape, observation and staged portraits of her latest muse, a young man called Etan.
Field description included GPS readings of field outline and centre as well basic landscape observation.
From these, small numbers of astronauts would survey the lunar landscape, make observations and collect samples.
Some of these people were artists, and so on display are detailed drawings of the landscape and observations of Indian life.
For each landscape and observation scale, the framework permits the identification of the most relevant indices, and appropriate parameters for their computation.
Gross ecosystem production (GEP) was high (1165 g C m−2 yeand1) and ecosystem respiration (ER) was low (817 g C m−2 year−1) in comparison to spatially integrated, landscape-scale observations from WLEF (914 and 1005 g C m−2 yearespectivelyively), a 477 m tower located 22 km to the northeast [Glob. Change Biol. 9 (2003 1278]].
