Sentence examples for marking landscape from inspiring English sources

The Early Glacial Rhine sediment record is dominated by organic debris and peat layers, marking landscape stability and low fluvial activity.

The drier landscape positions generally had more intense fires, more canopy openness, and more oak and hickory advance regeneration; several other tree species also exhibited marked landscape variation in regeneration after treatments.

I've already alluded to the inability of Silas in 1998 to find any monument, sign, or plaque marking the landscape or commemorating the march of prisoners having passed in April 1945.

Marked landscape changes around Lake Sulivan coincided with intervals of glacier readvance in South America and South Georgia at ca 3200 1900 and 700 100 cal.

Yet the deposit is there, and marks the landscape, often poignantly.

Indeed, the housing developments, highways and malls that mark the landscape of many surrounding towns had bypassed Pound Ridge, which does not have even a single traffic light.

New Kurdish families show up every day at the camps that mark the landscape here, settling into tents and tumble-down homes as they wait to reclaim their former lands.

Such regionalized concentration has serious implications on the bio-economy both in terms of health and economy, especially since the proximity of crude oil sites to paddy fields and/or tea plantations uniquely marks the landscape of upper Assam.

By 1776, only plowed furrows marked the landscape.

Adits, shafts and coal seams from that period mark the landscape.

This ice was deposited tens of thousands of years ago during the retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, but over recent decades, warmer weather and heavier rains have accelerated thaws that mark the landscape with great slumps of earth and crater-like scars dozens of meters wide.