Sentence examples for of a given landscape from inspiring English sources
The results show significant effect from the aesthetic value of a given landscape on the impact of both tested factors.
This is in conformity with the abundance-center hypothesis which posits theoretical maxima of species abundance in the central part of a given landscape, which decline towards the edges (Sagarin et al. 2006).
In this paper, I attempt to build stronger inferences about the nature of defensive decision-making by characterizing the defensibility of a given landscape and treating it as a population from which a sample of archaeological sites may be considered.
The ecological value (EV) and the ecological sensitivity (ES) of the habitats of a given landscape are essential and preliminary dimensions to be considered in planning and conservation policy.
Similarly, among the Orma, the Afar and the Karamojong (Turkana and Karamojong of Uganda), forage availability and quality has been documented to be consonant with the soils and soil moisture of a given landscape (Oba 1998; Notenbaert et al. 2007; Oba 2012).
Plant species richness is a useful measure of biodiversity but typically can only be evaluated on small portions of a given landscape.
This is because pastoralists have robust knowledge of soils and soil quality; their soil classification is often based on the productivity of such soils on a given landscape.
Hot-rock cookery, which is necessary for foods that require prolonged cooking, facilitated land-use intensification by affording greater utilization of nutrients in available foods on a given landscape.
The LAM is based on the calculation of the Index of Function Suitability (IFS) for a given landscape, based on the distance between that landscape and the preferred landscape, as expressed by different users.
In this paper we study the optimization problem of saving the highest number of lemmings in a given landscape with a given number of available skills.
Modelling of landscape connectivity is a key point in the study of the movement of populations within a given landscape.
