Sentence examples for relatively large land from inspiring English sources

Open windrow composting requires relatively large land areas.

In Pakistan, in the Kharan Forearc basin (KFB), exploration efforts over a relatively large land area had been absent for decades.

Finally, relatively large land areas are required for the simple antennas used in the SA technique, although it is possible to share the land with cropping or other agricultural activities as is done with the Indian MF radars.

The Kerry slug was described in 1843, rather late compared to many other relatively large land gastropods that form a part of the fauna of the British Isles; this is one indication of this slug's rarity and its secretive habits.

The corresponding figure for liquid fuels (27.5 99.3 km2 of avoided impact per TW hr/yr) is higher because of the relatively large land-use intensity of biofuels.

The cluster members had relatively larger land holding (owner cultivator), relatively larger family size, moderate family education, and moderate crop diversification (Col. 4, Table 8).

This review is dedicated to methods and strategies of geophysical and environmental measurements to be performed at the surface of Europa, and their significance for the biological assessment, basing on the concept of a relatively large softly landed module, allowing to probe a shallow subsurface.

The majority of landscape research has focused exclusively on biophysical differences occurring over relatively large areas of land and ignored possible finer-scale, human impacts on landscape composition and configuration.

Peltier says that refusing to sign the 1862 treaty has given Wiikwemkoong, which has an on-reserve population of 3,000, cultural independence and a relatively large amount of land.

Ecoregions are defined as "a relatively large unit of land or water containing a characteristic set of natural communities that share a large majority of their species, dynamics, and environmental conditions" [18].

This paper analyzes the effect of market experience on risk aversion for a relatively large sample of landed farm households characterized by historically low mobility in Ethiopia.