Sentence examples for more open terrain from inspiring English sources

The Golden-collared Woodpecker is generally found in evergreen forest regions, including more open terrain provided there are still some trees, across eastern Venezuela, the Guianas, and extreme northeast Brazil.

For instance, getting enough calories to grow taller might have been more challenging than in more open terrain.

The shift suggests that hominins adapted their diet to living in more open terrain, as our ancestors did at some point, earlier than thought.

Climate change and the shift to more open terrain may have spurred the emergence of many species, including members of Homo and Australopithecus, Reed says.

If it foraged in the woodland, the size of its social group would have been smaller, since it would have faced less fearsome predators than hominins that lived in more open terrain.

The results imply that at least one species of hominin had already become a generalist that had adapted to a broader diet, foraging opportunistically in more open terrain for a wider range of foods than chimpanzees preferred, says anatomist Christopher Dean of the University College London.

Finally, it was shown that wind turbines inside the DSF system can annually generate up to 50% more energy at open terrain and 22%45%% more energy at dense urban and suburban terrains as compared with the same turbines in the free-stream condition.

The use of small grid-connected wind turbines is increasing within the built environment, yet atmospheric turbulence in this environment is more complex than the open terrain sites on which the turbine design standards are based.

If this is what it takes for America and its allies to dislodge an unpopular dictator in open terrain, our more dangerous potential adversaries cannot be feeling much fear right now.

Small wind turbines are often sited in more complex environments than the open terrain sites assumed in relevant installation guidelines or in the international small wind turbine design standard IEC61400-2.

What this area always had going for it was a surfeit of magnificent scenery -- Canyonlands National Park, southwest of town, Arches National Park, to the north, and more than two million acres of open terrain run by the Bureau of Land Management.