Sentence examples for varied land from inspiring English sources
The analysis of each factor based on suitability class shows varied outputs and varied land size.
I hope you, too, get a taste of the varied land that I myself am still discovering.
Here are a few: an ability to make the demotic sing; a hallowing of place names; a new flexibility in matters metric; a breadth of view befitting a vast, varied land; and unorthodox ways of giving praise for the fact of human existence, in body and spirit.It is a powerful list, and not even the best poets can keep to these high lessons all the time.
Non-hunted holdings are smaller and have a less varied land use pattern than larger, hunted holdings.
We focused on one million hectares of mountainous land with a long and varied land use history, and collected quantitative data on breeding birds as well as environmental, vegetation, landscape and land use parameters at 32 sites.
With some exceptions that demonstrate how pastoralists interact differently with various types of conservation areas in the same landscapes (e.g. Butt 2011), little scholarship has considered how hybrid forms of conservation involving varied land users and land managers shape pastoral livelihoods.
Of the varied landing craft used on the run-in to Juno, 90 of 306 were lost or damaged.
His department wanted to vary landing fees according to hour of the day, and Mr. Turmail said it already had limited authority to do that as long as the total income from the fees did not change.
The results also showed that soil pH significantly varied with land use types (P < 0.01) and across elevation (P < 0.01) with significant interaction between subjects effects (P < 0.01) (Table 4).
The results also showed that soil bulk density significantly varied with land use types (P < 0.01) and across elevation (P < 0.01) with significant interactions between subject effects (land use and elevation) (P < 0.01) (Table 2).
The results also show that soil moisture content significantly varied with land use types (P < 0.01) and with elevation (P < 0.01) (i.e. MC increases with increase in altitude (Table 1).
