Sentence examples for perceptions of nature from inspiring English sources

Prior research has suggested that different perceptions of nature and landscape may be related to this limited use.

Humans not only structure the landscape through their activities, but their perceptions of nature are affected by the spatial and temporal arrangements (structure) in the landscape.

We explored the relationship between landscape structure and peoples' perceptions of nature in the Chicago, IL, USA, suburbs of Riverside and Berwyn because they offer contrasting paradigms of an urban landscape.

The current perception of nature is anti-Arcadian: all that appears to be alluring conceals something appalling.

Hank argues that our perception of nature as separate has spawned a lot of the environmental problems we see today.

Apart from Nolan, the non-indigenous artists' perception of nature is visual: it is a beautiful spectacle to be looked at.

"It's about the displacement of nature, the interaction between the use of food and nature, and our perception of nature," Mr. Dochantschi said, taking a stab at clarifying the plot.

"Instead of acknowledging that it may be our responsibility to accommodate ourselves to nature, we choose to change our perception of nature," he noted.

Topics such as leisure activities, outdoor recreation patterns, access and distance to green space, and non-Western immigrants' perception of nature have been investigated.

Both this anthropomorphic perception of nature and the importance accorded to marveling in it reveal the close affinity between Porta's magical practices and his texts for the stage.

Usually, older people whose families have worked on a particular plot of land for several generations have a highly differentiated perception of nature and they tend to approach environmental changes in a more sensitive manner.