Sentence examples for timber availability from inspiring English sources

Here the net positive targets have emerged as a result of identifying key risks to the survival of the business such as supply of timber, availability of water, loss of customers due to demographics or change in behaviour.

The effect of total timber availability and allocation to the two CHP systems was quantified.

Results suggest a capacity for increased levels of aesthetic design while also increasing timber availability.

Visual resource management aims to reduce the impact of harvests and improve their scenic design while trying to minimize the effect on timber availability.

Above-ground biomass (AGB) is a key variable of interest in forest monitoring programs, where estimates of AGB are necessary for assessing fuel wood and timber availability, as well as for monitoring forest carbon stocks.

As the processing industry is impacted by changes in timber availability, global and local competition, the introduction of new products and processes, and changing market conditions, insight is needed into the magnitude and direction of changing transport emissions.

LOS ANGELES — A fast-moving fire in Goleta, Calif., just north of Santa Barbara, has forced nearly 2,000 residents from their homes, as a shift in winds and the availability of timber fuel combined on Friday to trump fires to the north as the state's first priority.

The availability of timber insurance in some countries demonstrates that reduction of transaction costs by the government or by landowner associations is a possibility, and that this can assist the growth of the timber insurance business.

Due to availability of timber for construction from the forests of "Sal" Shorea robusta in the vicinity, people used to focus on such housing construction and wooden pillared houses were dominant even during the 1988 earthquake.

Boise Cascade, a distributor of paper and building materials, blamed a decline in the availability of federal timber, saying the amount of timber open for harvest has dropped over 90percentt in five years because of Clinton administration environmental policies.

Postholes in El Cabo fall into diameter classes that likely correspond to the most common dimensions for construction timbers, suggesting standardization and availability of suitable trees.