Sentence examples for which vegetation from inspiring English sources

Alluding to the climate, the semitropical growing conditions in which vegetation flourishes and the labor market here as compared with the West, he added: "You don't have to contend with rainy weather.

Since the second half of the 19th century, Capri has gradually become one of the most popular resorts in southern Italy, famous for its magnificent scenery and the mild climate in which vegetation flourishes despite a general lack of water.

A permanent sculpture by him entitled Der Bevölkerung (The Population) is installed in the Reichstag building: to create it, German MPs were each invited to bring back two sacks of soil from their constituencies, from which vegetation was allowed spontaneously to grow.

This offers an alternative means by which vegetation can influence precipitation and winds.

Another matter for consideration is the manner in which vegetation types coexist on multiple soil types.

Second, there is a cutoff value for the soil moisture, below which vegetation cannot subsist.

FDG-PET/CT was especially valuable in early diagnosis of infectious endocarditis because echocardiography showed no vegetation or abscess, a common feature of Bartonella spp. endocarditis in which vegetations are often small or absent.

Such studies have generally used vegetation classification or the normalized differential vegetation index, which measures vegetation greenness, as proxies for soil moisture.

Such investigations have generally used vegetation classification or the Normalized Differential Vegetation Index (NDVI), which measures vegetation greenness, as proxies for soil moisture and land surface wetness.

Such small patches of C4-rich vegetation are probably relicts from the last ice age during which paramo vegetation was mainly composed of small tussocks and tufts of C4 grasses [ 57].

"When one subtracts from life infancy (which is vegetation), sleep, eating and swilling, buttoning and unbuttoning -- how much remains of downright existence?" Byron wrote.