A transect is a slice or path through the environment. It may be any dimension from a few inches to an entire region. To "take a transect" one would use sampling methods such as the Dissect and Quadrat. The entire transect does not have to be analyzed, only typical portions of it. For example, in sampling urbanism to write a design/zoning code, the analysts identify the rural-to-urban transect of a given town or neighborhood, note the distinct habitat zones along the transect, and sample the built elements in typical portions of each habitat. This is done by measurement and identifying types visually, both on the ground and from aerial mapping. The "DNA" of the community may then be written into a code for the future. The technique originated in the ecological and biological sciences, as they sample the many elements that co-exist in a habitat or series of habitats. Both the urban and natural versions of transect analysis help identify the individual elements necessary to make that habitat healthy and sustainable for its human residents and plant/animal residents respectively.
Yes. To get the area, you take the radius, square it, and multiply that by Pi, so it is the only variable and does affect the circle's area.
Area = π*r2 radius = √(area/π) [the square root of (area divided by π)] you have to do the division first before you take the square root of that result
If it is a quadrilateral, you take the length times the width.
It is the area of the exposed surface. So if you take a cube, the surface area is the sum of the areas of each of the 6 faces. They are all the same in the case of a cube. In general, add up the surface area of each exposed surface and this is the total surface area.
9 metres. Squares have 4 equal sides, so in order to find the side length when given the area, you take the square root of the area.
a line transect looks like a few lines and dots used to mark a certain area.
Please transect the frog or fail the course. Please do not transect the grass. How's the transect today?
A transect is a line that is used to sample or study a specific area, ecosystem, or population. It helps researchers gather data across the specified length or width of an area, rather than just a single point.
A transect can be used when the habitats and populations of an area show transitions in variation. A transect is laid down. The plant species present along the transect is recorded along with the abiotic factors of the environment.
A beach transect is a geographical technique in which the angle of a beach is measured with a ranging pole and a clinometer.
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The belt transect method of vegetation is a field sampling technique used to quantify plant species composition, abundance, and diversity in a specific area. It involves laying down a belt or line across the habitat and recording all plant species that lie within or intersect the line. This method helps researchers obtain a systematic and representative sample of the vegetation in an area.
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There are no true anonyms for transect. It's definition is: Cut across or make a transverse section in. A synonym is intersect. The word parallel could be seen as an antonym.
It means cut crossways.