Sentence examples for regional crop from inspiring English sources

Remote sensing data is particularly useful for detecting regional crop phenological characteristics [8].

The integration of a real-time display of current regional crop dispersal is far more difficult.

"Management" refers to typical, regional crop rotations and soil tillage practices.

This cream of the regional crop is not a ranking by size, like our annual Global 2000, or necessarily a measure of brand wattage.

We find that the regional crop changes are sensitive to the socioeconomic dynamics as well as the bioenergy production, while different carbon regimes drive the forest changes in unexpected ways.

Five modelling steps are combined to form the RELCA approach in order to determine: (1) regional crop allocation, (2) regional biomass management, (3) representative bioenergy plant models, (4) bioenergy plant catchments, and (5) indirect upstream emissions (non-regional) associated with regional bioenergy production.

Widespread agricultural crop species (e.g., rice, beans) are likely to have robust pest records, but there will usually be little information on which regional crops or native environmental plant species are susceptible in the region of introduction.

The crop allocation model of Wochele et al. [29]was implemented, which used the geographical attributes of the gridded land use layer (soil type [89], Ackerzahl value11 [90]) in combination with regional cropping statistics for the year 2010 [91], in order to produce a regionally distributed energy crop layer.

The other is an econometric model capable of statistically predicting the evolution of the regional crops map, the crop yields and the associated prices, thus allowing for the determination of the regional gross product of crops.

Because of its Access® database interface, the model can also easily be used for the prediction of potential biomass yields of larger areas, like administration districts or states and can therefore serve as a decision support tool when questions of regional and trans-regional crop planning are concerned.

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