Sentence examples for through enclosures from inspiring English sources

Improvements in rangeland management, for example, through enclosures, have the potential to sequester 1.3 to 2 gigatonne carbon dioxide equivalents (Gt CO2eq) worldwide to 2030 (Smith et al. 2007).

In rehabilitating degraded rangelands in Turkana and West Pokot Counties of Kenya, pastoralists practise fodder production through enclosures from which they benefit by selling cut grass and grass seeds, as well as having contractual grazing arrangements.

From the analysis made on charts representing the relative contribution of each thermal load (Fig. 8), it was possible to infer that, in both experiments, about 95%% of all removed heat had its origin in infiltrated warm air and in thermal transmission through enclosures.

In 1769 it could be traced through enclosures, and was very visible over Tidswell Moor for many yards together, seven or eight yards wide.18 Bishop Bennet describes it, in 1817,19 as visible for a mile on the Buxton side of the stone fence between Tideswell and Bradwell Moors, and quite plain near the fence, 18 or 20 feet wide.

Sometimes, wild eland will break through enclosures to mix with domesticated ones.

I don't know if all these see-through enclosures are there for security reasons or as some sophisticated curatorial choice, but I do know they are totally at odds with everything that sings in her art.

Crace recounts the unsettling of the countryside through enclosure, that fencing off and private seizure of resources its champions euphemistically called "improvements".

The destruction of rural populations through enclosure and agricultural change, followed by rapid and chaotic urbanisation based around industries that later collapsed; the implosion of organised labour; extreme atomisation and hyper-consumerism.

Crace recounts the unsettling of the countryside through enclosure, that fencing off and private seizure of resources its champions euphemistically called "improvements". But this historical plot echoes with the disparities of our own age — the new enclosures brought about by merciless globalization and the widening chasm between the mega-wealthy and the dispossessed.

Accordingly, conservation of rangelands, use of appropriate grazing management, capacity building on rangeland management systems, and enhancing rangeland productivity through enclosure management should be practiced to reduce atmospheric CO2 and sustain rangeland productivity under the changing climate in the eastern part of Ethiopia.

Isoprene emission rates of 64 plant species found in California's urban and natural landscapes were measured using a dynamic flow-through chamber enclosure technique.