Sentence examples for regular landscape from inspiring English sources

It'll stand up in regular landscape mode on its own.

This paper presents a method for solving these problems by regular landscape monitoring using RapidEye remote sensing data.

This article introduces a strategy for efficiently optimizing the substituent combinations by iterative rounds of compound sampling, substituent reordering to produce the most regular property landscape, and property estimation over the landscape.

This study also identified the regular pattern of landscape diversity in response to the process of urbanization and tested the theory of urban growth.

Fire-use for ecosystem management is not restricted to agrarian and herding societies: regular burning of landscape is reported for Native Americans and aboriginal people of Australia ("fire-stick farming") to create favourable habitats for the foraging and the hunting of small and big game [10], [11].

Our findings indicate that Neanderthals habitually commanded smaller site exploitation territories (SETs), principally situated in the rugged Mediterranean Woodlands of the Levant, whereas early Upper Paleolithic groups generally enjoyed larger SETs and displayed a more generalized, wider settlement range encompassing both rugged woodland and more regular, level steppe landscapes.

This geostatistical approach enables us to predict treatment responses or contrasts at points or regular blocks across a landscape, or estimate averages over the whole landscape.

UKIP now looms over the Westminster landscape, emitting regular burps of smoke to remind other parties of its presence.

Water parks have long been a regular part of the landscape, but their enclosed iteration has become increasingly popular, and no region has embraced them like the Upper Midwest.

But for modern day ramblers it seems a more unsightly reminder of man's mortality and all-too-brief span is in danger of becoming a regular feature of the landscape.

Interference, often without any warning, from government has been a regular feature in the landscape: first with the grant schemes, and more recently with the feed-in tariff, which allowed individuals to receive payment from their power suppliers if they generate excess energy.