Sentence examples for useful land from inspiring English sources
"The Green Army initiative is a useful land restoration program that ACF welcomes, but it is in no way an answer to the massive problem of climate change and its impact on Australia," she said.
The eco-land classification system developed in this study may provide a useful land management framework for implementing the new ERP in China.
He could have pushed his advantage in eastern Ukraine (as Russian conservative nationalists had been hoping) to annex the territory, declare it part of Russia, or a new Novorossiya territory under Russian protection, and create a useful land bridge to Crimea.
They should still garner useful landing data from the attempt, however.
The information on QI variation at a regional scale will be useful for reclaiming DSLs using land and vegetational management in regions around the world with deep soils.
The results from this study may be useful for land use planning, decision-making for wildfire management, and the allocation of fire resources prior to the start of the main fire season.
A formalization of results was carried out in UML (Unified Modeling Language) for the future construction of a Multi Agent System (MAS) model, the implementation of which will be useful for land use planning, discussions among local and regional actors and scenario building.
The semi-automatic assessment methods used in this study can be used to extract valuable information useful to land managers and policy makers.
The aim of this paper is 1) to make an overview of past and current satellite earth observation optical sensors useful for land monitoring, with focus on cultural landscapes and 2) to illustrate a policy framework that goes beyond recommendations, suggesting the need of valuable information possibly provided by the in satellite imagery.
Such a tool could prove useful to land managers and environmental planners by providing a quick and simple method to assess broad areas of land in a single analysis.
Various prediction schemes are addressed which are useful for land-use planning and the assessment of noise and vibration impact from new railways.
