Sentence examples for managed century stands from inspiring English sources

No side in the history of Test cricket have managed century stands for sixth, seventh and eighth wickets in the same innings.

The effects of local logging intensity were analysed by comparing three types of stands: (i) near-natural, (ii) selectively logged (in the early 20th century) and (iii) managed stands.

Inter-specific competition enhanced crown efficiency in unmanaged stands, whereas managed stands showed an opposite trend.

Standing CWD was more common in unmanaged stands than in managed stands.

Components of biodiversity in intensively managed forest stands may be reduced in comparison to naturally regenerated stands.

We conducted seven live-trapping sessions during June August 2012 on three intensively managed pine stands (control) and three intensively managed pine stands intercropped with switchgrass (treatment).

Such high densities were found in both natural and managed willow stands (Fig. 1).

Lindner et al. point out "when carbon stocks are compared between unmanaged and managed forest stands, unmanaged stands typically show higher stocks.

The species richness of selectively logged stands was as high as that of near-natural stands and significantly higher in these two stand categories than in managed stands.

They shared an unbroken century stand, Madsen nudging his way to 67 while his partner raced beyond a half century.

In the match by Natal, Fingleton and Brown both made centuries and combined in a double century stand.