Sentence examples for linked to stand from inspiring English sources
Aspects of e.g. above and below ground biodiversity and CO2 balancing of ecosystems can be linked to stand dynamics at different stand densities.
Evapotranspiration depends on both climatic and physiological characteristics of leaf area and species-specific parameters and thus is strongly linked to stand conditions.
Despite the prevalent use of Site Index by forest managers and researchers, a site quality metric based on volume, rather than height, may more accurately reflect site quality as volume directly links to stand productivity and integrates both height and diameter growth.
What was once its greatest blessing is now a lingering curse — the name Xerox was so linked to stand-alone copier machines that a whole generation of people used it as a lowercase verb.
Words are inextricably linked to what they stand for.
They are always linked to the stand-out players and have assembled a great squad.
As a show of support, groups of people across America are attaching safety pins to their lapels, shirts and dresses to signify that they are linked, willing to stand up for the vulnerable.
— The Times reports that "as a show of support, groups of people across America are attaching safety pins to their lapels, shirts and dresses to signify that they are linked, willing to stand up for the vulnerable". What do you think about symbolic acts like this? Do you think they can make a positive difference?
People linked to the company stood to make millions of dollars from the deal, the inquiry has heard, including the former Labor powerbroker Eddie Obeid and the Liberal senator Arthur Sinodinos.
But their cautious approach in responding to the virus, now strongly linked to infant microcephaly, stands in contrast to the aggressive probe now being waged into fetal tissue procurement and research practices by the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives.
Comuneros who controlled large farms linked to commercial networks stood to gain the most from privatization.
