Sentence examples for native land use from inspiring English sources

Woodland could be recommended as the proper native land use to alleviate environmental risk.

Urban streams have been found to have high exports of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) relative to native land use.

There is no definite standard for CMI as it is based on the native land use of an area; however [4] suggested that higher CMI values indicate rehabilitation of carbon while lower CMI values show that the C is being degraded.

Finally, we should not forget, however, that there have always been some critical voices around, and Davis mentions a couple of these from the colonial period: first, the French General Cavaignac's report from 1849 that included a critique, although gentle, of desiccation views and reflected a nuanced understanding of native land use in Algeria (Jacquot, 1849).

There was a growing need to portray native land uses as destructive in order to justify dispossession of these peoples and to prepare for other land uses such as settler agriculture, state-led irrigation schemes or large-scale forest exploitation.

OPRAH uses a simulated annealing algorithm and information about extant native vegetation, land use and rehabilitation costs, to find solutions to non-linear landscape-scale problems.

Much of the literature and management concerning openlands emphasizes burning to control woody growth, based on the interpretation that these habitats and their species assemblages were widespread during the pre-European period as a consequence of natural disturbance and Native American land use.

Generally, the conversion of native vegetation to managed land use types leads to increased groundwater recharge.

The change from native vegetation to managed land use types often results in increases of recharge rates by one or two orders of magnitude (Scanlon et al. 2006).

In his great Springfield speech of 1854, Lincoln asserted that he would prefer to send the slaves, if freed, "to Liberia -- to their own native land" (a phrase he used even though some blacks' ancestors had been in North America longer than his own).

The Haflinger was originally developed to work in the mountainous regions of its native land, where it was used as a packhorse and for forestry and agricultural work.