Sentence examples for ranking land from inspiring English sources

Here, we focus on three types of metrics that provide a quantitative, spatially explicit measure of land use intensity itself and thus allow ranking land use systems or places according to their intensity: (1) Input metrics measure the intensity of land use along input dimensions (e.g. fertilizer, cropping frequency, rotation lengths).

Under his administration, SNU rose up the ranks of The Times' global university rankings, landing at the 63rd spot several dozen notches higher than its previous position.

Suu Kyi might point out that, indeed, this was one area where Singapore didn't dominate the rankings, landing in thirtieth place.

A rookie named Glen Ryan is currently in 14th place, and it will be interesting to see if he moves up in the rankings to perhaps land himself in the finals.

Overall rankings for future land uses were remarkably similar between the sites, indicating that for these stakeholders, DOE lands should be preserved for research and recreation.

Land rankings can affect adjacent Lands, and can be affected by the location they were created in.

The same as you did to President George W. Bush and all those in the highest ranking position of our land before him.

In contrast, the following regions had little land area ranking high: Central Coast (9%), Colorado River (3%), San Francisco Bay (4%), South Coast (9%), and Tulare Lake (10%).

Regions with the greatest land area ranking as none (0) or very low (1 3) are the Colorado (67%), South Coast (48%) and Tulare (47%) (Figures 9 and 10).

Springs are most densely concentrated (high percentage of land area ranking 4) at the HUC12 scale in the North Coast and North Lahontan, whereas groundwater dependent wetlands and associated vegetation alliances are concentrated in the North and South Lahontan and Sacramento River hydrologic regions.

Ultimately, the highest-ranking politician in the land, mindful of public sentiments, stepped down.