Sentence examples for vegetation incorporating from inspiring English sources

d Patient with cardiac tamponade (bloody fluid at pericardiocentesis) and septic shock (TEE midesophageal 2-chamber view): huge mobile vegetation incorporating the posterior mitral leaflet (white arrow); note sub-annular abscess and escavation (red arrow) responsible for subacute LV wall rupture and hemopericardium.

Ecology-minded discussions of New York City often have a hopeless tone, and focus on ways in which the city might be made to seem somewhat less oppressively man-made: by increasing the area devoted to parks and greenery, by incorporating vegetation into buildings themselves, by reducing traffic congestion, by easing the intensity of development, by creating open space around structures.

Designing green streets needs to encompass street trees and other ways of incorporating vegetation including green roofs and living walls.

This paper further presents a substantial extension of existing dune landscape simulation models by incorporating vegetation in the algorithm, enabling more realistic investigations into the self-organization of coastal dune systems.

We recommend further studies on this association in different biogeographic regions and populations with careful characterization of vegetation types, and incorporating data for investigating the possible mechanism(s) underlying this association.

In Newark, the Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District Redevelopment, a 43-unit project under way, will have 18 units — town houses, condos and lofts — incorporating vegetation-covered roofs, solar panels, recycled ceramic tiles, energy-saving appliances and bamboo flooring.

Similarly, quantification of other environmental benefits of urban trees (e.g., water quality improvement, carbon sequestration) could provide for urban vegetation to be incorporated in other programs/regulations designed to improve environmental quality.

The Land-surface Processes and eXchanges (LPX) dynamic global vegetation model, which incorporates process-based representations of the terrestrial biosphere, is used to simulate the effects of climatic change (via pattern-scaled temperature change scenarios based on six general circulation models) on global and large catchment freshwater resources towards the end of the 21st century.

We concluded that management efforts in early succession stages of forest edges should depart from basic abiotic gradients of site fertility and moisture; and that it is crucial to incorporate vegetation structure variables at site and landscape level into long-term management planning.

Systems incorporating desert vegetation types in Australia and the Americas recognize and include vegetation types with a prominent woody plant (shrub) component and tend to exclude some less arid but heavily altered vegetation types.

Further research into public perceptions of semi-natural vegetation and ways of incorporating it into urban development are required.