Sentence examples for structural land from inspiring English sources

Sterner national tests for Chile likely await because great natural hazard events reveal, or "find" in a sense, every structural, land use and human vulnerability, every Third World vestige, in an affected area as the U.S. learned in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina.

We identified structural land use characteristics such as field size, land use diversity, land holding patterns and the proportion of the target crop as the predominant factors which influence overall production of OSR in a coexistence scenario.

The role of these dimensions is at least as important as farms' structural characteristics (land area and farming system).

We present guidelines for doing so, and provide an example in the context of the Pampas Model (PM), an ABM aimed to explore the dynamics of structural and land use changes in the agricultural systems of the Argentine Pampas.

The impact of different policy scenarios on structural change, land abandonment and cropping pattern of typical farms has been assessed based on linked agent-based (ABM) and Linear Programming (LP) models at regional and farm scale for two study areas.

As result, we obtained reasonable outcomes from a set of initial and simplified scenarios: the PM successfully reproduced the direction of the primary observed structural and land tenure patterns, even before calibration.

Secondly, sources of spatio-temporal SOC variations are examined, including the lateral transfer of SOC by erosion, soil structural breakdown and land management practices, in the context of RS data and techniques.

MSPA applies a series of image processing routines to a raster land-cover map to identify hubs, links, and related structural classes of land cover.

This study assessed relationships between soil structural quality responses to land use change (LUC) and alterations in soil macrofauna in arable tropical soils.

Such a role in host defense or UV protection may have provided selection for the early evolution of lignin biosynthetic pathway in the ocean, which was then co-opted for water transport and structural strength in land plants faced with new selective pressures of an air-land environment.

More structural definitions of land restrictions placed on energy crop production include excluding grade 1 and 2 land (the most productive for arable cropping) and land with slopes of >15% (Lovett et al., 2014; Wang et al. 2014).