Sentence examples for stands changes from inspiring English sources

Table 5 also shows that the ranking of stands changes with respect to their average spatial separations and thus the stand densities (the order of Laubach C and Horn is reversed), and that the average spatial separation varies more strongly among stands than does average spatiogenetic separation (μ s in Karlshafen doubles that in Laubach A).

Habitat and forest stand changes after treatments included reduced live standing trees and canopy, more dead down wood, and increased ground plant species richness, evenness, and diversity, particularly in the patch and no buffers.

After canopy closure occurs in a developing forest stand changes in species composition are traceable to competition among plants for light, water, and mineral nutrients.

And I'm here to ask, are you gonna help, can you stand change, are you gonna be with us for change".

"Robert's conviction is that Ramsay MacDonald is going to smash down the gate and destroy Downton Abbey," says Bonneville. "He's not as bad as Carson [the butler played by Jim Carter], who really can't stand change.

The metrics of interest are usually tree size or growth, tree mortality, and stand change per hectare (density, volume, diameter distribution).

"The title stands for change, a change to the concept we've had so far.

"Their moral stands change".

The nucleus of the team stands to change if the Devils are eliminated.

This wave of full stack innovation stands to change everything.

All that stands to change, however, if GiantOtter, a Massachusetts-based startup, has its way, New Scientist reports.