Sentence examples for subject tree from inspiring English sources

The model has the ability to simulate damage propagation during wind events by recalculating wind loading on a subject tree after failure of upwind trees.

Also, BAI increased with year since treatment but decreased with SBA for trees with diameter at breast height (DBH) larger than the subject tree's DBH for both species.

Variables that described competition included basal area of trees larger than the subject tree, stand basal area, and their transformations.

The model uses multiple imputation via the yaiImpute package (Crookston and Finley 2008) to select nearest neighbors to the subject tree or subject plot.

This is used as a measure of competition, which is additionally weighted by the cross-sectional crown area of the competitor in relation to the subject tree (CCAj/CCAi).

This is in accordance with several studies, which show that the effect of neighbor trees on the growth of a subject tree decreases with increasing distance (see e.g. Miina and Pukkala 2000).

In "Les Arbres dans la Montagne" (1856), thick, diagonal strokes subject trees to hurricanelike force.

Vocabulary control and thesaurus construction are studied in the context of creating subject trees as structured browsing environments.

Seasonal variations in river levels subject trees to periods of up to 210 days of continuous flooding each year.

Studies quantifying competition effects on tree growth usually measure subject trees and their competitors at a single point in time only, resulting in static estimates of competition indices for only single points in time (Burton, 1993).

Shorter freezing periods could also prevent molds that grow under the snow from retaining enough snowmelt, subjecting trees to drought.