Sentence examples for visible forest from inspiring English sources

Although Wren envisioned his smaller churches as a highly visible forest of steeples, surrounding and enhancing St. Paul's, today they are often hidden among modern, high-rise office buildings.

One of the most visible forest functions broadly used by the public is recreation services.

For example, soil erosion may occur in abandoned agricultural fields (Osawa et al. [2004a], [2004b]), and bare ground is often visible in forest plantations when thinning operations have been delayed (Miyamoto et al. [2013]), as well as in areas where sunlight is blocked and understory vegetation is rare (Kiyono [1988]; Yukawa and Onda [1995]).

Three near-naked figures are visible in the forest clearing.

Bruce Davidson's 1959 photograph of the faraway lady of the harbor, just visible through a forest of rooftop television aerials, is a rueful meditation on humanist values that modernity makes more and more difficult to sustain.

The generalized multinomial logit models applied to choice experiment data suggests that all respondents adopt the same heuristics based on easily visible aspects of forest landscape, to reveal their use and nonuse values of biodiversity.

Visitors to Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas will probably be struck by two things: the immense glass walls and ceiling and the dense forest visible all around.

They are visible through the forest from the house's meticulously landscaped yard.

Perhaps the darker moths, less visible in polluted forests, were an adaptation, evidence of natural selection at work.

Through the tall, ravaged columns, however, a living pine forest is visible.

"Far off, the forest is visible; a shaky line of green from the swaying trees".