Sentence examples for upper landscape from inspiring English sources

Soils in upper landscape positions had lower TOC and C N ratios indicating an increased risks for both erosion and for nitrate leaching.

CQESTR successfully simulated SOC at most of the studied sites and landscape positions, except at TS for a location with high annual deposition of C-rich soil eroded from the upper landscape position.

In the upper landscape zone, it occurred in the Late Medieval or modern times, particularly as a result of the Wallachian colonization in the 15th and 16th century AD.

The auxiliary role of the Corded Ware culture settlement, exploiting for the first time the upper landscape zone in the Carpathians, in the establishment of the new types of woodland, was indicated.

Decreasing the horizontal resolution of the field survey DEM produced lower slope gradients on steeper slopes, steeper slope gradients on flatter slopes, narrower ranges in curvatures, larger specific catchment areas in upper landscape positions, and lower specific catchment areas values in lower landscape positions.

"It embraces the upper Midwest landscape in a very contemporary way".

The studied sequence (Paraiso profile) is one of seven sections that have been investigated as part of a programme to reconstruct Upper Pleistocene landscape dynamics in central Spain.

The downcutting represents a major change in river dynamics and is most likely the response to climatic change and the resultant upper catchment landscape stability.

A significant find of a large number of macrofossils of Pinus (Pinus pinaster Ait. and Pinus nigra Arnold) makes a major contribution to our understanding of the role of Pine in the Upper Pleistocene landscapes of Iberia.

Soil samples were collected from upper and lower landscape positions of 18 agricultural fields in an area spanning 49 60 °N longitude and 110 120 °W latitude and these samples were used to determine 17β-estradiol mineralization parameters in microcosm experiments.

Compared to lowermost Bed II, the Middle to Upper Bed II landscape is interpreted here as more open and drier (but not necessarily more arid), with matured wetlands, scattered trees, and a greater expansion of grasslands.