Sentence examples for of a given land from inspiring English sources

'Fūdo' means "wind and earth…the natural environment of a given land" (Watsuji 1961, 1).

To existere, then, means that we experience the cold with other 'I's.' We experience coldness within ourselves, with others, and "in relation to the soil, the topographic and scenic features and so on of a given land" (Watsuji 1961, 5).

The Biopotentiality Index is a landscape ecology indicator, which can be used to estimate the latent energy of a given land and to assess the environmental impacts due to the loss of naturalness on a landscape scale.

We further compared the explanatory power of this approach with the more commonly used spatially specific proportional-area approach, which considers landscape composition in terms of the proportional area of a given land use within a given radius.

Then the confidence interval for the estimated area of each land use class (A) was calculated as, A = Lj ± 1.96 (SEi), where Lj refers estimated area of a given land use class and SEi is the standard error of the adjusted area estimate.

The formation of a given land cover results complex processes and can be considered as the biophysical state of the earth's surface and immediate sub-surface (Turner II et al. 1995), while land use refers to the conversion or transformation of the land cover into the desired human purposes which are associated with that cover, e.g. cropping, conservation, or settlement (Meyer and Turner 1994).

For example, climate impacts land use by influencing suitability of the landscape to support a given land use.

In addition, the activities of soil enzymes were highest in June, indicating that there are differences in the temporal variation of soil enzyme activities within a given land-use type, especially for alkaline phosphatase.

After the Olympics, Derartu went on to win a great deal of prize money (in 2009, aged 37, she won the New York marathon in her comeback race – a prize of $130,000) and was given land by the Ethiopian government for which she bought more cattle.

The conflict goes back to the Dawes Act of 1887, which initiated a practice of giving land allotments to individual Indians as their reservations were being broken up for sale.

But that is so unfeasible that it is more helpful to consider all possible outcomes, divide them into similar groups and calculate the probability of a given outcome landing in each of them.