Sentence examples for term site from inspiring English sources

In mountain headwaters, climate and land use changes affect short and long term site water budgets with resultant impacts on landslide risk, hydropower generation, and sustainable agriculture.

Although the term "site" implies a single physical location, the files and resources of a Web site may actually be spread among several servers in different geographic locations.

Ground based timber harvesting on wet sites has been linked to alteration of soil properties that may result in reduced long term site productivity.

Information on PAH mass flux at the sediment water interface is useful for site assessment, including the evaluation of remediation alternatives and longer term site characterization.

The South African Harvesting Code of Practice is designed to provide guidelines for the planning, management and control of efficient harvesting operations in order to ensure long term site productivity.

The study on the Fernow Experimental Forest is not a thinning experiment, but part of the Long Term Site Productivity Study (Adams et al. 2004) and includes harvesting and fertilization treatments; no partial harvests were applied.

Over the long term, sites like Impossible may help us find how sharing works for other things.

The firm was a "provincial architectural practice" in the strict use of the term; sited as it was in a town some distance from any major city.

Here, the term site-specific refers to the ability to radiolabel a radiopharmaceutical via His-tag without interfering with its function.

In addition, long-term site performance and technical limitations to be considered before application of CLSM are also discussed.

Despite this, there is little quantitative evidence of how plantation forestry affects site quality and long-term site productivity.