Sentence examples for surface of land from inspiring English sources

Shoreland means the surface of land lying between minimum winter pool elevation of a TVA reservoir and the maximum shoreline contour.

Climate change is already disordering this place in countless ways: thawing permafrost and vanishing sea ice are radically changing the very surface of land and sea, while the wildfires that break out in Alaska's rapidly warming weather are increasing.

Farmland abandonment (FLA) could be defined as the cessation of agricultural activities on a given surface of land (Pointereau et al., 2008).

Specifically, they encourage a shift in the concentration on the surface of land parcels to the space above and below them.

Those who have been exploring the deepest, darkest corners of the planet have found living things in boiling hot springs thousands of feet below the ocean surface, miles under the surface of land, and nestled under thousands of feet of ice near the South Pole.

It has slight hills and valleys similar to the surface of land.

The shape of the response surface of landing rate against the proportion of surface occupied by wheat, and the spatial autocorrelation of wheat plots, appears very regular and relatively simple to model by ad hoc mathematical functions.

The planet is lumpy, with materials of different densities scattered above and below the surfaces of land and water.

This interplay is particularly evident in the development, pattern and function of stomata, epidermal pores on the aerial surfaces of land plants.

The problem of having less and less space and of shortening distances results in urban agglomerations on small surfaces of land.

Just lifting off the surface of Earth and landing on another planet is bad enough.