"It is a kind of landscape which is not only scenic and beautiful, it is also home to over 50 rare and endangered species". The richness of the ecosystem spans both the land and the sea, as Point Conception marks the spot where warm currents from Mexico and cold currents from Alaska meet and borders marine preserves.
The island, which on a modern map belongs to Ontario, is part of the Akwesasne Mohawk's reserve lands that span both interprovincial and international borders.
We collected 466 soil composite samples across the Beijing metropolitan region and then analyzed the heterogeneity of soil properties in UGS of Beijing metropolitan region by ANOVA along the urbanization gradient spanning different land uses.
Disaster relief is one of many scenarios that generate a myriad of critical tasks spanning the land, air, sea and littoral environments -- the U.S. military is required to operate at peak performance across all, both at home and away.
There was once a great King whose vast realm spanned many lands.
There was once a great King whose vast realm spanned many lands.
Water, sediment, and native fish and shrimp species were sampled in 13 rivers spanning broad watershed land-use characteristics during 2009 2010.
In contrast to the theoretical calculations and model simulations of previous studies, parallel observations derived from in situ experiments spanning two contrasting land surfaces in Gonghe, consisting of a natural barren surface and one covered with PV panel, provide new insight into the potential impact of large-scale PV plants on the surface radiation and temperature.
Within each group the strains are highly related (indicating a large breeding population) and have distributions spanning their respective land masses [ 11].
Since Granular launched its product in March of last year, the company has signed up several dozen large U.S. farms spanning nearly 1 million acres of land.
The religious within my family spanned the seven lands of love, as Rumi said of Attar's spiritual travels, from dervishes to strict, traditional interpreters to zealous revolutionaries, contemptuously called hezbollahi – one of those stereotype-rich labels I hate.
