Sentence examples for standing value from inspiring English sources

The paper explains that according to empirical evidence from the Sundaland biodiversity hot spot in Indonesia: [T]he standing value of timber dropped from $10,460 per hectare to $2,010 per hectare after two logging rotations, yet these forests retained over 75 percent of bird and dung beetle species found in primary unlogged forest.

The standing value of trees did not increase the assessment for land valuation and local tax rates.

The National Forest Inventory Forest Servicee 2007) estimated the total timber volume of broadleaf forest at 11 million m3 but, based on current production levels, the current standing value of sawlog output from native woodland is estimated to be only €1.4 million per year.

Where concessions are openly sold then it is reasonable to expect that natural competition will ensure a fair payment for the standing value of the timber.

Changes in O2Hb and HHb (μmol/l) were reported with steady-state standing values set at 0 μmol/l.

SBP was estimated based in the average of 2 lying SBP values and 2 standing SBP values.

This observation is in keeping with the view that such landscapes have had long standing selective value for hominins.

If their value thereby becomes the source of the rightness of our actions — say, our actions are right if and because they treat that self-standing value in various ways — then her reading too is teleological.

In his new book Creativity on Demand: The Dilemmas of Innovation in an Accelerated Age cultural anthropologist Eitan Y. Wilf focuses his keen eye on innovation in modern business, revealing how our obsession with ceaseless creativity stems from the long-standing value of acceleration in capitalist society.

"A long-standing value of the FBI is not to embarrass the FBI.

Our long standing American values are epitomized in the best of our public servants from military to emergency responders to teachers and healthcare professionals.