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The physical and behavioural characteristics of a bird that enable it to be immediately recognised by an experienced birder as a certain type of bird, especially to family or genus level.
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Male ejaculate; sperm, semen.
Examples of gis in a Sentence
It is divided into four two hour Training Sessions each covering a different aspect of GIS.
The reason for that was that all of the GIs that had gone overseas spotted the postwar MG TC model straight from the factories of Oxford, and decided that they wanted one.
Background The spatial distribution of rice fallows in South Asia was documented using a GIS approach.
Geomatica is an integrated geospatial image processing system, which covers the areas of remote sensing, photogrammetry, GIS and cartography.
The group is responsible for teaching and research in the areas of digital photogrammetry and GIS.
These include participatory Geographical Information Systems (GIS ), participatory generation of numbers and community-led total sanitation.
In addition to a wide range of general statistics, the deprivation scores from the Noble research are available on the GIS.
Additionally, the fact that GIS cannot be considered to be truly three-dimensional hinders the analysis of three-dimensional archeological deposits.
Some remote sensing methods that are used in combination with GIS are aerial videography and Thematic Mapper sensing.
The real-life scenarios show how vital GIS is in the modern world.
These include participatory Geographical Information Systems (GIS), participatory generation of numbers and community-led total sanitation.
Y Y 1.3 First seabed habitat map for northwest Europe Compile the maps from Action 1.1 into GIS applications for each country.
Despite the lack of traditional gravestones, eco-cemeteries keep track of where each individual is buried, often using GIS to locate and keep track of graves.
World War II GIs were the first Americans to discover the charms of sporting European cars, MGs included.
Not only did the GIs fall in love with the car, but so did the rest of America.
Apart from her research on commons she also works on economic history and teaches historical cartography and GIS.
Experience in ecosystem modeling, remote sensing and GIS would be advantageous, as would field experience in Africa or in savanna ecosystems.
This page gives an overview of all articles in the 1911 Brittanica which are alphabetized under Gis to God.