Sentence examples for large-scale disturbance from inspiring English sources
A plough-harrow was used to create a large-scale disturbance on the seafloor.
Jefferies, R. L., Rockwell, R. F. & Abraham, K. F. Agricultural food subsidies, migratory connectivity and large-scale disturbance in arctic coastal systems: A case study.
The galaxy exhibits evidence of a large-scale disturbance that has left its star-forming regions concentrated to one side of its disk and beyond.
It happens that at 11.03 p.m. local time on the night of 28 May 1993 seismograph needles all over the Pacific region twitched and scribbled in response to a very large-scale disturbance near a place called Banjawarn Station in the Great Victoria Desert of Western Australia.
Comparison of the relative amplitude of this large-scale disturbance according to the total electron content (∼70%) and foF2 (∼80%) measurements made it possible to assume that the disturbance was extended in height.
To answer this question, we analyzed the available historical forest management maps documenting large-scale disturbance resulting from windthrow events in the years 1868 1870 in spruce- and beech- (Fagus sylvatica) dominated forests in the Bohemian Forest region (Šumava Mts., Czech Republic and Bayerischer Wald, Germany).
He said it was inevitable that large-scale disturbances would occur at other prisons in the coming days, weeks and months.
Classification of remote sensing imagery is a powerful way to analyze and detect large-scale disturbances.
Second-growth oak forests in the central hardwoods region are considered compositionally unstable in the absence of large-scale disturbances.
However, successful recovery is conditioned by a low frequency of large-scale disturbances that should allow juvenile corals to reach maturity and contribute to the larval pool, but this scenario is challenged by some recent projections6,8.
Impact of eight large-scale disturbances between 1991 and 2014 on (a) cover of corals (all 18 genera), macroalgae and turf algae, and (b) cover of the four dominant coral genera at 12 m depth at Tiahura reef, Moorea island.
