Sentence examples for ongoing landscape from inspiring English sources

Resolving these differences will certainly contribute to the ongoing landscape transformation and sustainability debate.

The ongoing landscape dynamics has a significant impact on soil erosion and sediment delivery to rivers and reservoirs.

By what means are the affected people reacting and how are these adaptation strategies linked with the ongoing landscape transformations of the hinterland?

In the face of ongoing landscape homogenisation under agricultural intensification, maintaining fencerow networks may become critical for conserving habitat heterogeneity and farmland biodiversity.

The resulting GIS-based maps can be incorporated into ongoing landscape planning efforts and highlight specific regions where the further investigation of impacts to population persistence and genetic connectivity may be warranted.

The issue of genetic translocation to maximize population adaptability and evolutionary resilience under climate change is pertinent to ongoing landscape restoration (Menges 2008; Jones and Monaco 2009).

His three 2004 works, from the larger, ongoing "Civilization Landscape" series, consist of elements of Mesoamerican, Sumerian and Chinese writing systems, along with calligraphic marks of his own invention to represent future civilizations, loosely combined to form a landscape.

Named for the highest mountain peak in Norway, Snøhetta has a 25-year history of excellence in architecture, spearheading projects like the Library of Alexandrina, the ongoing Times Square landscape reconstruction, and the National September 11 Memorial Museum Pavilion.

Forest property tax incentives were developed in the early 1900s to enhance onsite forest management and ensure predictable timber supplies, but their ongoing contributions to landscape connectivity between public and private forests are not well understood.

The findings suggest that children's perspectives can play an important role not only in planning and design, but also in the ongoing process of landscape management, including the provision of more variation in local green spaces.

The abandonment of agricultural land is one of the ongoing processes of landscape change that are having a profound impact not only in Norway – the subject of this article – but across Europe.