Sentence examples for proposed landscape from inspiring English sources

The proposed landscape metrics provided a new method for urban landscape analysis in three dimensions.

Communication tools, such as computer visualisations of proposed landscape change have also been developed and present valuable possibilities.

Consequently, the results show that 80% of the respondents considered TPO were not fully utilized during proposed landscape design.

Scenario visualisation by photorealistic design techniques proved to be a helpful tool for researchers in communicating the proposed landscape changes to stakeholders.

The objective of this paper is to describe the proposed Landscape Amenity Model (LAM), a landscape amenities evaluation tool developed within the framework of the Integrated Project SEAMLESS.

As a landscape architect a title Davis says is somewhat fraught in its tie to architecture (he has proposed landscape scientist in a recent publication)—Davis works at the intersection of three themes of urban rivers flood control, water quality, and public space.

The proposed landscape-process partitioning has important implications for hazard mitigation given that climate change may increase sea-surface temperatures in the Gulf of California, which indirectly could increase future alluvial fan aggradation.

In November, the council approved a proposed landscaped pathway that meanders through the Forest Avenue parking lot north to Tivoli Too.

"I grew up in a neighborhood where the architecture felt oppressive, and I was inspired by people in their backyards who made makeshift spaces, and the architect Peter Cook who proposed landscapes that heal you emotionally," says Halsey.

Eventually, the model appears as an efficient tool to achieve pest control, used to propose landscape arrangements more resilient to pest outbreaks.

In this study, we propose Landscape Image Sketching Technique as an original, practical methodology to externalise an individual landscape image as a scene sketch aiming to represent the viewer's fundamental way of seeing the landscape.