Sentence examples for vegetation covering from inspiring English sources

It is found that basin in general has a good vegetation cover with thick vegetation covering an area of about 98 sq km.

When overlaid over the land cover maps, the majority of colonies were surrounded by irrigated vegetation covering 96% of the landscape within 10 km, followed by settlement/rainfed vegetation (2.3%), bodies of water (1.5%), and forest (0.1%).

Standing behind it, higher, there's a great wooded rock, its two jagged molar stumps emerging from the vegetation covering its base.

Vegetation covering the sides and roofs of office blocks not only breaks up a cityscape of concrete and glass, but performs the air cleaning and cooling functions of a forest.

Why does Curiosity open its camera eyes each morning to a cold, dry, dusty, rusted world, while our own planet hangs as a beautiful orb with swirling clouds, oceans teeming with life, and a flush of green vegetation covering the surface.

Moreover, quantities of particular elements were influenced by the structure of the vegetation covering the pond.

Maps of estimated abundance of usnic lichens and other vegetation groups covering the northern half of Denali were generated using our models.

Here, we use a UK-wide vegetation survey covering a range of both habitats and landscape features (e.g. fields, hedgerows, waterways and roadsides) to identify the habitats and features with the highest proportion of CWR identified as priority taxa for conservation.

A set of plant opal particles – phytolith assemblage – found in soils can provide information on the covering vegetation.

Based on the above studies, it is known that coal mining reduces water resources via destruction of hydrogeological conditions and soil physical properties, and that soil bulk density and infiltration capacity are two important soil hydrological parameters that also are closely related to types of covering vegetation.

a: Summit of OL looking south-east during the eruption (March 12 , 2008 photo courtesy B. Wihelmi); (b) Ash covering vegetation along the west flank of OL and the rift escarpment (January 18 , 2008 photo courtesy T. Pfeiffer); (c) Ash fall in valley cutting across the rift escarpment two years after the eruption (June 8, 2010; photo courtesy Th.