Sentence examples for shifting land from inspiring English sources

Most other cases have involved fixing borders over bits of shifting land in rivers.

How will shifting land use from row crops and pasture to intensively managed forests alter soil carbon storage?

Early in the 20th century, crops such as corn (maize), sorghum, millet, beans, peanuts (groundnuts), and yams were cultivated by hoe techniques and shifting land use.

Even so, water could seep in through cracks created by an earthquake, say, or a shifting land mass, allowing radioactive material to get out.

Extensive estimates of forest productivity are required to understand the relationships between shifting land use, changing climate and carbon storage and fluxes.

Wildfire is a worldwide phenomenon that is expected to increase in extent and severity in the future, due to fuel accumulations, shifting land management practices, and climate change.

From early American novels, travel accounts, and geography textbooks, to settlers' guides, maps, natural histories, and land surveys, early American culture turned repeatedly to Florida's shifting lands and waters, as well as to its itinerant enclaves of Native Americans, Spaniards, pirates, and runaway slaves.

Changing them will probably require re-evaluating Proposition 13, re-considering single-family zoning and shifting land-use control from a neighborhood level to a regional level, especially in wealthier communities that have effectively pulled up the drawbridges behind them.

As a result of climate change, shifting land-use patterns, invasive species and natural disasters, many native habitats around the globe are at risk.

"There is also a need to shift land use in the Amazon to a system where fire is not used".

As it is theoretically expected, high (input) fertilizer price reduces producers' profit expectations and they tend to shift land away to crops with little or no fertilizer demand.