Sentence examples for operational landscape from inspiring English sources

Adm Harry Harris Jr told a congressional hearing that China's construction and military facilities are changing the operational landscape in the disputed South China Sea, where Beijing has undertaken a massive land reclamation effort to press its sweeping territorial claims.

Dynamic resource management can quickly revise and relocate allocations, as well as change the purpose or criticality of systems this changing operational landscape challenges the ability of cyber defenders to maintain an accurate accounting of system resources, assets, and vulnerabilities.

This is the first operational landscape model on AFS diversity that can be used to select hotspots of AFS diversity in the present-day forest and sites with a high restoration potential in the open landscapes.

However, little attention has been paid to making these graph-theoretic approaches operational within landscape ecological assessments, planning, and design.

However, due to computational complexity such model is not operational at landscape and regional spatial scales where the consequences of infestation phenomenon are most obvious.

Table 2 Operational definition of landscape classes at BER Class Operational definition Forest Areas that are covered with dense growth of trees with closed canopies.

The paper describes the workshop approach employed and analyzes the proposals made by workshop participants to employ "soundscape action" as an operational tool in landscape architecture projects.

Whereas the first approach cannot detect small forest changes widely spread across a landscape, operational costs limit the mapping extent in the second approach.

The need for operational monitoring of landscape processes on the national to global scale led to an increased demand for pixel-based composites using complete earth observation (EO) archives.

Yet the barriers that greatly impede eHealth's potential to help solve the crisis can only be removed in a timely manner by a comprehensive, national framework that reshapes the legal, operational, and economic landscape for eHealth.

Ideally, the operational unit in landscape genetics should be the individual (Manel et al. 2003), in which case estimates of pairwise genetic relatedness can be used as the response variable to model landscape connectivity according to habitat features (Segelbacher et al. 2010; Etherington 2011; Shafer et al. 2012).