Forest age reflects the present-day age of the above-ground biomass and does not reflect the historic age (1985).
Twentieth century forestry practices were the most important driving force explaining the present-day age structure of the forest landscape.
To initialize this simulation, the present day forest age map was modified by rolling back the forest age for each cell by 30 years.
Because most of this area had converted to marsh by the time the present day forest age map was generated, an assumption about the 1985 stand age was needed.
We established a present day forest age map by using a simple look-up approach between the forest age growth curves generated from the spin-up scenario and live-tree biomass map (Fig. 8-right panel).
In the present day and age, where everything is so digital, graphic design and branding are the cornerstones of any business.
Critics of my article called me out for failing to accept the way ticket sales are conducted in the present day and age, and mocked my suggestion that all the tickets should have all been sold through the mail order.
Hence, it became attractive to many scholars of religion to try to supplement ancient archaeological evidence with data drawn from contemporary primitive peoples i.e., to interpret the prehistoric Stone Age through present-day stone age cultures.
Novelist and critic Val McDermid has said that if the 30s represented a golden age, then the present day should be classed "crime fiction's platinum age".
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, March 7 , 1970 P. 86Simone de Beauvoir's latest work-- La Viellesse", in work-- La traces from antiquity to the present day the thoughts on old age that make up the book's first half--work-- Lawed.
The Long Summer: How Climate Changed Civilization by Brian Fagan (Granta) From the hostile climate of the last ice age to the present day, this book tells the story of how humanity has been influenced by the planet's ever-changing climate.
