Sentence examples for length of forest from inspiring English sources

The estimated length of forest edge in the air photo interpretation (52 ± 8.8 m ha−1; mean ± standard error) was close to that in the field survey (58 ± 9.3 m ha−1).

The negative effect on diversity of increasing proportion of impervious surface also represents the effect of decreasing proportions of forest and arable land, and decreasing length of forest, field or pasture boundaries within the landscape.

In the Plantation+ Scenario, conversion of 50% of the forested area to coniferous species after shortening the rotation length of broadleaved forest was found to increase wood supply to 561 million m3 y-1 by 2065, (Figure 5).

This result suggests that shortening the rotation length of broadleaved forest in order to speed up the conversion would not increase wood supply.

It could take hours of using every trick in the book, from inching across the length of the forest canopy straining with your directional mic to spotting the glint of your enemy's rifle in the sun to discover where he was hiding.

Evidence favors a surface diffusion growth mechanism involving diffusion of carbon precursor species along the length of the CNT forest to the catalyst at the base.

The flow field within bidimensional forest clear-cuts, oriented perpendicular to the wind direction, has been modelled in a wind tunnel, studying the effect of porosity and length of the leading forest and clear-cut.

One cause of the longer seasons is environmental: The warming climate has melted snowpacks earlier, increasing the length of time that forests dry out and become vulnerable to burning.

Existing studies have focused on large-scale mitigation potential [20, 21], economic considerations of forest rotation length with carbon taxes or subsidies [22, 23], theoretical projects [24], partial aspects of forestry such as carbon removal versus timber [25, 26] and bioenergy production [27, 28], or agricultural land versus afforestation at global scale [29].

Diversity was negatively related to the amount of impervious surface (I) within a radius of 300, 500 or 1000 m, and consequently also related to several other variables strongly correlated with I, such as proportion of forest and length of boundaries towards forest (both positively related to diversity; Table S1).

Existing studies have focused on large-scale mitigation potential [ 20, 21], economic considerations of forest rotation length with carbon taxes or subsidies [ 22, 23], theoretical projects [ 24], partial aspects of forestry such as carbon removal versus timber [ 25, 26] and bioenergy production [ 27, 28], or agricultural land versus afforestation at global scale [ 29].