Figure 16.
The table presents three-category combinations of Nature, Static, and Dynamic elements. The columns are labelled No, Three-category Combination: Nature, Static and Dynamic elements, and Total percentage. Row 7.3, 1 to 8, .1 lists Nature, Category 1, with values greater than 1 percent and less than 25 percent, alongside Static, Category 2, X percent, plus Dynamic, Category 3, Y percent, with combined values less than 99 percent. Row 7.3, 1 to 8, .2 lists Nature, Category 1, with values less than 60 percent, alongside Static, Category 2, X percent, plus Dynamic, Category 3, Y percent, with combined values less than 60 percent. Row 7.3, 1 to 8, .3 lists Nature, Category 1, with values less than 90 percent, alongside combined values where 10 percent is less than X percent plus Y percent and less than 25 percent. Row 7.3, 1 to 8, .4 lists Nature, Category 1, with values less than 99 percent, alongside X plus Y less than 10 percent. Each Total percentage value is 100 percent.Most likely, in the urban scenario, the built environment and dynamic elements dominate (7.3.(1–8).1); in the suburban scenario, the nature elements and the sum of built environment and dynamic elements are approximately in balance (7.3.(1–8).2); in the rural scenario, the nature elements have dominance over the build and dynamic elements (7.3.(1–8).3); and the nature scenario may contain only very small amounts of built environment and dynamic elements (7.3.(1–8).4.)
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