Sentence examples for multiple terrestrial from inspiring English sources

Green Diamond is developing a new forest habitat conservation plan to address multiple terrestrial species.

Point clouds from multiple terrestrial laserscanning (TLS) and different image data were used to quantify surface elevation changes and distinguish different types of erosional and depositional landforms during the period 2010 2013.

In a recent study of the global carbon budget, the standard deviation of estimated land-use change flux with multiple terrestrial carbon cycle models using the same land-use dataset was estimated at 0.42 PgC year−1 (Le Quéré et al. [2013]).

A scenario composed of a single HAP and coexisting multiple terrestrial WiMAX base stations deployed inside the HAP coverage area (with radius of 30 km) to provide services to fixed users with the antenna mounted on the roof with a directive antenna to receive signals from HAPs is proposed.

Among multiple terrestrial users, only few capture salmon, transferring nutrients to adjacent shorelines and subsequent consumers.

Habitat classification (host-associated, specialized, aquatic, multiple, and terrestrial) exists for 1,225 species (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/genomeprj/).nih.gov/genomes/genomeprj/

Habitat consisted of the categories: host-associated, multiple, specialized, terrestrial, and aquatic, while the growth temperature factor consisted of the following categories: psychrophilic, mesophilic and thermophilic.

We follow the definition of habitat variability from (Parter et al. 2007) to order habitats according to increasing variability as host-associated, specialized, aquatic, multiple, and terrestrial.

The lowest modularity is found for the obligate class, higher modularity is found for the specialized and aquatic classes, and the highest modularity is found for facultative, multiple and terrestrial classes (Correlation coefficient c = 0.63, p-value p < 10-4).

A multiple turn terrestrial chase has energetic costs associated with straight line travel that are a (linear) function of speed (Taylor and Heglund, 1982) so, all other things being equal, at such times the predator should be expending energy faster if it is to gain on the prey.

In this study, we take one of the most famous and important Chinese classical gardens – Huanxiu Shanzhuang (HXSZ) in Suzhou, China – as an example and apply multiple techniques including terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) and terrestrial and unmanned aerial vehicle digital photogrammetry (TDP and UAVDP) to acquire comprehensive data of its diverse elements.