Sentence examples for three main land from inspiring English sources

Soil productivity was evaluated by three main land use types (cropland, grassland, forest) using a validated expert model called SoilProd.

The world of Final Fantasy VII, referred to in the game as "The Planet", but retroactively named "Gaia", is composed of three main land masses.

The majority of provincial governors are retired army officers and many of the big civilian institutions and public sector corporations are run by former generals, including the three main land-developing authorities.

Currently there are two main land routes from Kabul: the slow but safe road via the Sibher Pass, which despite being only 200km [124 miles] takes a gruelling eight hours, or the relatively fast but potentially lethal four-hour road trip through Taliban territory to the south.

Cropland and salinized wasteland were the two main land use types into which grassland converted.

The basin ceased to be closed after capture by the Atlantic network, when five main land systems developed.

Soil samples were collected from the six main land use systems described above (Natural forest, natural savanna, farmland, afforested land, grazing land and Eucalyptus plantation).

A map has been prepared to put into evidence this observation: most of the roads network where erosion events are occurring is located in these two main land use classes (Fig. 15).

The existence of the two main land categories of NLR and NFF within the nut forest region has to be considered, since this circumstance is the legal reason for the simultaneous application of different pasture management approaches in close proximity to one another.

The analysis of five main land use types with a geographic information system (GIS) revealed that the arid coastal landscape has been dramatically transformed during the past decades due to the increase of mass tourism and the intensification of agriculture, resulting in a large-scale destruction of the coastal scrub, the natural, endemic-rich vegetation.

This was partly because of the reluctance to of the two main land owners in the area, the Stamfords and the de Traffords, to invest.