The IFS links preferences to land cover spatial patterns as it uses quantitative indicators for gauging differences between the preferred landscape patterns by users, for a certain activity related to an amenity function (e.g. hunting), and the land cover patterns of a given rural area (either at the present or from scenarios developed for the future).
Because of the growing number of persons who use a cell phone in preference to a land line, a dual sampling frame was developed that comprised 70% landline numbers and 30% cell phone numbers.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that ranchers should no longer have preference to school lands, nor should the Oklahoma legislature set maximum lease prices as they had for generations (Economist 1997).
Furthermore, the use of land cover classes as the main landscape component, and thereby relating preferences to specific land covers, offers a sound basis for a territorial approach, able to integrate landscape into rural policy and land use planning practice.
The 1824 Constitution of Mexico banned religions other than Roman Catholicism and gave preference to Mexican citizens in receiving land.
In the context of HIV, the cellular protein p75/LEDGF has been shown to play a major role in the preference of the PIC to land in actively transcribed regions of the genome.
So many ways to interpret this, but what it was really created to do was make sure that our laws of the land were not giving preference to any one religious sect, as it had in England before we hightailed it out of there to establish our own country and escape state-imposed religion.
No research was found that examined participant preferences for aquatic compared to land based exercise, identifying this as an area for further research.
Is it constitutional for the Federal Government to give such a preference to one of the smallest churches in the land?
"If they could find a piece of land, they would use it in preference to a boat," he said.
