Sentence examples for timing of landscape from inspiring English sources

Quantifying the rates and timing of landscape denudation provides a means to constrain sediment flux through time to offshore sedimentary basins.

This framework facilitates the understanding of the nature and the timing of landscape evolution and paleoenvironmental change in the Himalayan-Tibetan orogen.

Whilst the archaeological sequence within the rock shelter has been well studied, the timing of landscape dynamics around Ifri n'Ammar is still poorly understood.

In these ways and more, cosmogenic nuclides can contribute both to quantifying the rates of surface processes and establishing the timing of landscape response to important events in climate, tectonics, or drainage history.

In these ways and more, cosmogenic nuclides can contribute both to quantifying the rates of surface processes and to establishing the timing of landscape response to important events in climate, tectonics, or drainage history.

At sites where no organic matter for radiocarbon dating exists and where suitable boulders for surface exposure dating (using in situ produced cosmogenic nuclides) are absent, dating of soils could give information about the timing of landscape evolution.

Results confirm substantial variation in present-day land cover patterns based on the timing of development: landscape structure in Phoenix is heavily path-dependent.

We reconstructed the timing and synchronicity of landscape changes of varying intensity and form occurred before, during and after Roman times.

Relatively few soil chronosequences with good age control exist for Late Pleistocene and Holocene deposits in the Mediterranean region of Europe, yet surface soils and their young buried counterparts can provide meaningful information about the timing and processes of landscape response to external forcing such as climate or anthropogenic change.

The magnitude and/or timing of lake and landscape responses are at times similar (e.g., MIS 11, MIS 15) and at other times different (e.g., MIS 13), suggesting a complexity of feedbacks within and between the lake and landscape.

The Brazilian Northeast affords good opportunities for obtaining reliable timings and rates of landscape evolution based on stratigraphic correlations across a vast region.