Landscape in sentence

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All of a sudden they got much broader, and they started to slide back and forth across the landscape more readily.

So we can go back in earth's time and do these kinds of reconstructions and understand how earth's landscape has changed in response to a climate event like this or a land use event.

So we ended up with a digital landscape that really repressed creativity, repressed novelty, it repressed what makes us most human.

So just as the astronauts of Apollo 8 watched the Earth rising above the lunar landscape for the first time, there is no way that you could have imagined what the places I just showed you look like from outer space.

And the painted buildings would become sculptures in the landscape that speak of people from very different backgrounds that stand together.

Add in the wild landscape of the internet and it's easy to sell rebranded "Mein Kampf" ideas to a generation who has been failed by public schools.

You can see his influence across the media landscape today, but at the time, this was revolutionary.

This landscape is a couple hours east of San Diego, California.

And I realized that it was the movement of my own body through the landscape that was creating the animation.

It's kind of my western landscape panorama.

And we would just sit in this seemingly eternal landscape sculpted by water over millions of years and talk.

This bird sits atop tall trees in the Kalahari Desert, surveying the landscape for predators and calling when it senses a threat.

It uses landscape as a major idea.

And then that, in turn, propelled us to look at larger-scale projects where this notion of landscape building interface becomes a connective tissue.

And this landscape offers a great opportunity for developing new solutions on how to reduce this chaos.

There is no coincidence that I am here as a landscape architect.

Every given project, for me, is an opportunity to create more green cracks through this concrete jungle by using landscape architecture as a solution, like turning this concrete roof into an urban farm, which can help absorb rain; reduce urban heat island and grow food in the middle of the city; reuse the abandoned concrete structure to become a green pedestrian bridge; and another flood-proof park at Thammasat University, which nearly completes the biggest green roof on an academic campus yet in Southeast Asia.

And that's an example of what we may do as we walk across the landscape in Northern Kenya, looking for fossils.

And I still get goosebumps when I see this big chunk of the industrial landscape in the city, in a building, experienced by the visitors and the neighbors.

Now I'm going to take you to the other side of the moon: to the sublime landscape of Montana, where a few years ago we joined Cathy and Peter Halstead to imagine Tippet Rise Art Center on a 10,000-acre working ranch.

And when we first visited the site, we realized that all we knew about what an art center is was absolutely pointless for that client, for that community, for that landscape.

I started taking that into the realm of landscape, which is something that's almost a picture of nothing.

Instead they probed the female body like it was a foreign landscape.

So here, you've got this valley with this incredible alien landscape of pillars and hot springs and volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, inhabited by these very strange animals that live only on chemical energy coming out of the ground.

Megafires are the result of the way we've managed this western landscape over the last 150 years in a steadily warming climate.

The historical forest landscape was this constantly evolving patchwork of open and closed canopy forests of all ages, and there was so much evidence of fire.

And it's important to understand that this landscape was open, with meadows and open canopy forests, and it was the grasses of the meadows and in the grassy understories of the open forest that many of the wildfires were carried.

And the way the forest grew shaped the way fire behaved on the landscape.

It provided a natural mechanism to resist the spread of future fires across the landscape.

Once a patch of forest burned, it helped to prevent the flow of fire across the landscape.

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