Sentence examples for uneven stand from inspiring English sources

If the ground you're standing on is uneven, stand on the higher place with him down lower.

However, poor germination, uneven stand establishment and high weed infestation are some of the constraints that restrict its large-scale adoption in flood-prone rainfed areas (Du and Tuong 2002; Ismail et al. 2009).

There are constraints, however, that limit its large-scale adoption, the most important of them being (i) poor germination and uneven stand establishment in areas where the land is not well levelled or water is not well controlled as in rainfed areas, and (ii) high weed infestation (Du and Tuong 2002).

Stand 1 has accurate tree location and uneven stocking, Stand 2 has artificially generated accurate tree location and even stocking, while the tree records of Stands 3 and 4 are plotted from.stm files generated using harvester data.

The forests of Durango have been managed by local communities for more than 70 years, mainly using selective harvesting, for sustainable timber production but also for the maintenance of biological diversity and uneven-aged stand structures.

We assumed that, after a certain number of years, equal to species-specific cutting cycles defined at country level, each uneven-aged stand was disturbed and moved back to the initial reference age class [13].

Most probably these analyses would enhance the positive effects that mixed stands and uneven-aged stand structures have on the profitability of forestry (Rollin et al. 2005; Pukkala and Kellomäki 2012) since both are ways to share risks (among species, or among cutting events).

Further, traditional growth and yield studies that primarily focus on experiments, inventory data analyses, and modelling of 2-species mixtures in even-aged stands should be expanded to include mixtures with n > 2 species, uneven-aged stand structures, and trees known to fix nitrogen as well as non-native (exotic) tree species.

While descending diameter distribution shapes are interpreted as indicators of uneven-aged stand structure and, thus, may reflect the continuity of aspen populations, bimodal distributions reveal the existence of more than one aspen layer, which is usually also strongly related to the stand age structure.

Furthermore, variations in water availability within fields can result in uneven crop stands that cause yield losses [ 8].

These changes indicated increased light availability in shelterwood and uneven-aged stands compared to uncut control stands.