Sentence examples for some transects from inspiring English sources

In some transects, the deposits are thicker with distance from the shoreline, reaching a maximum value approximately 100 m from the shoreline, and then they irregularly become progressively thinner inland (e.g., transects 5 and 6 in Fig. 3; Fig. 7).

The annual dynamics of vegetation was investigated using values of the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) obtained from satellite images at two scales of spatial analysis: the first, at the geomorphologic unit level, through several transects crossing the total width of each unit and, the second, through some transects selected from each unit.

However, during the rainy season we encountered more M. berthae individuals and the species was present on more transects in non-degraded habitat; M. murinus encounter rates were higher during the rainy season on some transects in non-degraded habitat.

Microcebus berthae's encounter rates were highest on transects with low encounter rates of the congener, but the species also occurred on some transect with high M. murinus encounter rates.

A further problem is that there may be some radial transects where no candidates for the boundary location are identified.

In some years, transect numbers were reduced at some sites due to weather and/or safety issues.

It was also observed co-occurring in some cross-transects colonized by M. maximus and L. leucocephala.

If the coastal zone is the major source of the sediments, then the overall landward fining trend would be expected and is indeed observed in the present study, although some of the transects exhibit significant variability.

Finally, in addition to the previous two approaches, we non-randomly placed some 1,500 m transects in the buffer zone between the SRH concession and KNP (see Fig. 1) to survey the entire width of the buffer zone.

Sylvia said it was fantastic and the sub took video transects, performing some of the first ever explorations of Hannibal bank.

It was not possible to collect bees continuously along our transects because some areas were mowed and devoid of wild flowers; nevertheless, we were able to collect bees closer than (1 2 km) and further than (3 6 km) the modal distance that bumble bees are known to forage from their nests e.g., [78].