Sentence examples for regenerating ground from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that some early European travelers and pioneer botanists may have exaggerated the difficulties of human penetration because they journeyed along atypical waterways and along tracks where disturbance of the original vegetation had thickened the regenerating ground layer.

343a The phenacyl anion radical subsequently releases the leaving group (carboxylate) or regenerates the ground state of the parent compound.

In "A New Deal for New York," the urbanologist Mike Wallace -- who with Edwin G. Burrows wrote "Gotham," the best general history of New York City to date -- sets forth a bracingly optimistic program for regenerating not just Ground Zero but the whole metropolitan region.

Recombination of the tight ion pair regenerates the ground-state caged derivative, an additional nonproductive pathway.

The graciousness of Schooler's intelligence is never more apparent than when he yields to the details that might otherwise go unnoticed -- the way glacier-scraped ground regenerates over time, the environmental biology of the sundew plant, the migration of plovers.

In dichloromethane, the blue photo-exited state of (3) exhibits a first order relaxation process to regenerate the orange ground state with rate constant 0.00053 s−1.

Like its predecessor - the JERS-1 SAR - the PALSAR instrument will operate in the longer L-band wavelength range (23.5 cm), with added polarimetric features making it attractive for assessment of regenerating and lower-density above-ground biomass, and changes therein.

The borderlands between southern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan and Baluchistan have become even more vital ground as evidence grows that a new generation al-Qaida is regenerating there, with tentacles to training grounds in the Yemen and east Africa.

It has adapted to a fire-prone environment; plants lost in bushfires can regenerate through a ground-stored seed bank.

First, living palm fronds prevent light from penetrating below the canopy, and dead palm fronds clog up the ground, preventing other species from regenerating.

These mostly endemic fungi are critical to postfire reestablishment of regenerating vegetation, and their fruit-bodies provide essential food resources for diverse ground-dwelling fauna.