Sentence examples for landscape scheme from inspiring English sources

In a barn there, part of an ancient, secluded farm whose field boundaries have not changed in centuries, I learned about the Selwood Living Landscape scheme.

Oak trees stand up in the line of those hedges, or out in the open fields, features of the landscape that has slowly evolved, and which the Selwood living landscape scheme now seeks to recognise.

Kath Hatton, vice-chairman of the Wilts & Berks Canal Trust, said: "It will be a complex operation....so contractors will need to excavate the route and then dispose of the soil on the adjacent former landfill site as part of a new landscaping scheme.

There is a risk of birds getting stuck in or behind the netting and as a result dying". A council spokesman said the landscaping scheme was "designed to protect hundreds of homes in Bacton and Walcott, and the critical infrastructure of Bacton Gas Terminal".

On the back of that, he set up the nursery, because it was the only way of getting the kind of plants he wanted to put in his landscaping schemes.

Besides defining arcana such as gibberllin (a plant hormone that can be artificially applied to affect flowers and fruit size) and Buxus (the botanical name for boxwood), the dictionary gives planting advice, shows landscaping schemes, describes diseases and explains tools.

For applications to large river basins of 104 105 km2 in size, a multi-scale landscape discretization scheme is presented in this paper.

Interestingly, Pearce (1977) commented that a landscape zoning scheme like this needed to be developed urgently for all New Zealand plantation forests if it was to provide landslide hazard information at the planning stage of forest activities and at a scale suitable for use at the operational level 35 years later recent erosion events suggest the need remainse.

Recently widespread discrepancies in the classification of so-called urban and rural measurement sites for defining the UHI magnitude have been reported (10), and highlight the need for a universally applicable landscape classification scheme for defining and measuring the UHI magnitude.

Our work may aid policymakers in developing regional landscape management schemes.

An international review of stormwater regulation and practices, especially for low-exposure, landscape irrigation schemes in urban environments, was undertaken with a view to identifying what could be used in Alberta, Canada.