Sentence examples for simultaneous natural from inspiring English sources

This is because it can be hard to disentangle the simultaneous natural and anthropogenic processes that determine forest-related fluxes.

A third plant configuration, combining simultaneous natural and artificial radiation, requires 2446 and 3862 m2 of CPCs and, 19 and 30 UV lamps, respectively.

For instance, Gårdmark et al. (2003) demonstrate that harvesting of large individuals will not necessarily favor earlier maturation if there is simultaneous natural predation directed toward small individuals.

Given the extreme range of environments involved, plus the simultaneous natural and artificial selection pressure applied to achieve fitness, phenotypic plasticity could have contributed to the adaptation of the B. taurus to extreme and highly variable environmental parameters, and therefore future breeding programmes in variable challenging environments.

By solving this set of equations, the necessary changes in design parameters are calculated, in order to achieve predefined simultaneous shifts in natural frequencies and buckling loads.

Based on these eigenderivatives, and by using first and second order Taylor expansions, an approximate method is presented for simultaneous modification of natural frequencies and buckling loads.

Furthermore, the influence of the simultaneous action of natural and magnetically driven convection is discussed in function of the orientation of the working electrode.

Based on the classifications of six Landsat TM and HJ-1A/B remotely sensed space-borne optical satellite image mosaics with a superior random forest decision tree ensemble classifier, a total increase in urban land of about 28,000 km2 could be detected alongside a simultaneous decrease in natural land cover classes and cropland.

And from a hazard perspective, the pipelines, storage facilities and tankers are subject to the combined effects of simultaneous and converging natural disasters, including earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, wind events and forest fires.

Detecting the effects of both individual disturbances and the simultaneous influences of natural and anthropogenic disturbances in coastal ecosystems is a challenging and complex task.

The IEHM refers to simultaneous measurements of natural-eco-anthropogenic systems [ 51, 53] and their health impacts over time at the same location with causative explanations [ 48- 52].