Sentence examples for viable landscape from inspiring English sources
Dr. Curtin said that scientists, ranchers and conservationists here were trying to test "a vast untested hypothesis: that grazing is a viable landscape process and ranching is the most viable long-term method of protection".
The debate over a coastal migration route for the First Americans revolves around two major points: seafaring technology, and a viable landscape and resource base.
For any reliable consensus to occur, via viable landscape design procedures, through which multiple functions (production, environmental protection and recreation) may be coordinated by means of innovative planning, there is a need to negotiate a set of common objectives and shared responsibilities.
However, we do not know whether sloth populations are viable in landscapes containing only disturbed habitats or low proportions of undisturbed habitats.
The measurement of a large tensor-to-scalar ratio by the BICEP2 experiment, r= 0.20−0.05+0.07, severely restricts the landscape of viable inflationary models and shifts attention once more towards models featuring large inflaton field values.
In the context of landscape ecology viable spore distribution is a function of mean annual temperature, annual precipitation, elevation, mean NDVI, annual NDVI amplitude, soil moisture content, and soil pH.
Weirs could be considered a viable BMP in agricultural landscapes aiming to control surface nutrient runoff; however, additional research of nitrogen dynamics is warranted to ensure their efficacy.
A more diverse cropping landscape would mean viable farms, healthier diets and a steadier food system.
Concepts like these will assure that DSM remains a viable option in developing the landscape for tomorrow's power system.
Aldo Leopold's unique vision joined science and art as essential partners in achieving the viable and equitable use of landscape.
In such situations, the existing incentives may not be sufficient to make complex landscape mosaics economically viable.
