Sentence examples for plains trees from inspiring English sources

Besides the traditional landscape furnishings -- mountains, plains, trees and bodies of water -- the capacious, largely horizontal formats of their work usually included stagey environmental phenomena and a kind of spiritual light.

"Sometimes just plain trees say parks better than a park plaque," she says.

To border the promenade below Mr. Van Valkenburgh has planted a crush of native flood plain trees and rugged plants, expecting that they will not all survive the periodic flooding and winter ice floes, and interspersed among them boulders collected from the area that give the plantings a Japanese quality and also serve as convenient seating.

Obvious stories of selection and survival of the fittest that are found in common biology textbooks include lions eating slow wildebeests (predator prey), (maybe not so obvious) selection for "hurricane genes" in coastal plain trees (environmental pressure), and selection pressures on camouflaged English peppered moths (environmental pressure and predator prey).

For plain trees, Robinson Foulds distances were calculated.

Hierarchical clustering results can be visualized as interactive heatmaps and plain trees, and the reliability can be checked using bootstrapping.

As an alternative evaluation approach for unlabeled trees, we quantified 'correctness' in terms of the agreement between the topologies of plain trees and reference trees (pruned to a common set of leaves) in terms of the Robinson Foulds distance [ 32].

Older cats may be content with a plain tree.

But by the middle of the nineteenth century, some Americans began migrating into the high plains, where trees were difficult to come by.

The opening sequence, depicting a tornado sweeping across a plain, tossing trees and houses, cows and pigs in the air, is particularly delightful.

The effect is to frame the rolling flood plain and trees beyond -- though Mr. Kiley, a problem solver at heart, says he was just shading the house.