Sentence examples for territory landscape from inspiring English sources

We evaluated nest site selection at two spatial scales (microsite, territory) and reproductive success of Western Burrowing Owls (Athene cunicularia hypugaea) at three spatial scales (microsite, territory, landscape) in the eastern Mojave Desert.

By looking at some of the maps drawn in the modern period, when studies on the representation of landscape proliferated, I will try to shed light on the relations between the two forms representing territory – landscape and map – in order to make sense of the different roles that they play in communication.

This study approaches the analysis of a vernacular housing stock of three thousand dwellings by: first, taking into account the complexity of the historical area analysing the territory, landscape, architecture and urban variables; then, by selecting the representative building typologies; and, finally, by defining information sheets.

Forests in the American fall were new territory for landscape art – a brave new world of reds and purples.

Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said: "China has ignored the truth and sparked disputes by including pictures of our territory and landscape in its new Chinese passports.

Returning from several years as a reporter in Brazil, he decided to apply his journalistic skills to a very different territory: the landscape of mathematics.

The omitted reclamation of quarrying sites in the Campania region (Italy), especially in Caserta province, represents a dramatic source of territory instability, landscape deterioration and social-cultural apprehension.

According to these interpretations, modern states seek to control their subjects and coordinate economic development through various "rational" and "scientific" strategies that involve the standardization, transformation, and bureaucratization of space, territory, and landscape.

We experimentally translocated 142 migratory American Redstarts (Setophaga ruticilla) and resident Jamaican Todies (Todus todus) 0.6 4 km from their territories across landscapes fragmented by peri-urban development and bauxite mining and continuous forest.

Obviously the milieu, the territory and the landscape is that but I am more concerned with the emotional landscape, as I have always have been when the chips are down.

To the visitor it feels like undiscovered territory, a sleepy landscape of empty roads, pretty white villages, fields of half-naked cork-oak trees (the bark harvested from their trunks), vines, olive groves and small towns that have remained practically unchanged for centuries – and perfect road trip country.