Sentence examples for way trees from inspiring English sources

Shigo was a passionate tree specialist whose theory of compartmentalisation of tree decay changed the way trees are pruned.

The non-linear response of growth to precipitation described is meaningful for different ecological applications and provides new insights in the way trees respond to climate.

Dozens of words, none of them synonymous, described the look of a hill, the angle of slope and the way trees grew upon it.

The view was beautiful in its way: trees, undulating fields of sand, unearthly mounds and ruined prairie, all shaded pink by a setting sun.

And there's a lot of mammee-speak along the way: 'Trees and me, we're frens,' exclaims the Emperor as he heads off to the jungle.

"I used to wake up in the morning and guess the winds from the way trees moved on those rocks," said Giuseppina Ferraro, 66, whose apartment windows overlook the ship.

Root or vine growth can physically fracture marble, for example, if the root finds its way into a crack or fissure, similar to the way tree roots or weeds can fracture sidewalks or roads.

In my case, it is currently a battle against a proposal to place a wind farm on my doorstep, but there are always disputes going on about something or other – boundaries, trespass, rights of way, tree-felling, and so on.

In this way, tree species and their communities fulfil, concerning abiotic components of the ecosystem, edaphic, atmospheric, hydric, and lithic functions, and, concerning biotic components of the ecosystem, phytobiotic, zoobiotic, microbiotic, and anthropic functions in the landscape.

Unlike humans which shed their earwax and dead skin cells, filter-feeding whales retain their earwax, recording life events similar to the way tree rings reveal arid and wet seasons during its lifetime.

Maybe this is because compared to the way tree planting works today, the 1970's was hell on earth.