Sentence examples for spectrum landscape from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the analyzed correlation-based inference methodology can eventually serve as a tool for SUs to raise their wireless environment awareness and accurately reconstruct the spectrum landscape at their specific local areas.

At the other end of the spectrum landscape ecology provides more realistic treatments of the effects of heterogeneous landscapes on the animals that live there, but has so far little considered their population dynamics.

They offer a large potential for expanding the methodical spectrum of landscape structure analysis towards gradient-based approaches.

I'm not a fan of this plastic cover LG likes to put on the MicroUSB port — it'll surely break off at some point — and it doesn't help that the port is right where your hand would be if you chose to play around with the Spectrum in landscape while plugged in.

The authors are aware that the list does not contain the full spectrum of landscape components.

The action is punctuated by still photographs, the drama is parsed by duelling voice-overs and brisk zooms, and the story covers a wide spectrum of landscapes, activities, and characters.

Based on the various conservation enterprises that AWF have been involved in over the years, the revenue generated from those is generating on average about $2million annually for local communities across a whole spectrum of landscapes.

This is due to the fact that men move within a wider spectrum of herbal landscape (sensu lato Sõukand and Kalle 2010).

"But the genome has maintained a broad spectrum of mountainous landscapes, which means that it must be good for us".

Russia, an enormous country almost completely located within temperate latitudes, has a broad spectrum of natural landscapes which attract increasing numbers of tourists, from arctic deserts in the north to steppes and deserts in the south.

The airfall component of cave pollen assemblages often seems comparable with airfall spectra in the landscape outside the cave, but bees, birds and bats may transport considerable quantities of pollen into caves, and the entrance-flora may also be significant.