Sentence examples for a more complex topography from inspiring English sources
Scanning electron microscopy revealed a more complex topography on the surface of older leaves, as well as on the abaxial side of the examined leaf tissue supporting the notion that a higher attachment level might be correlated with a more composite leaf landscape.
This is shown in Fig. 5: the Lee-Sarmanov density 'evolves' towards a more complex topography as correlation increases.
The latter observation is counterintuitive, since the hospital is located in the northwest; however, that part of the city, closer to the foothills, is characterized by a more complex topography.
In the application to the entire SE Australia wetland site of Fig. 2, D is obtained using the more complex topography and an average of the high tide levels of all spring-tide periods in the tidal record corresponding to the simulation (Fig. 2e).
The other sites have more complex topography.
However, the attractive habitat in subalpine forests, which are located on steeper slopes and have more complex topography than lower elevation areas, has not been well studied.
Importantly, submontane areas consistently showed larger changes in DTM accuracy than montane areas after data thinning – consistent with longer ranging distances, larger lidar footprints, and more complex topography at lower elevations in the study site.
Further, the two groups differed in the isomorphy coefficient, with triplet placentas having a significantly higher coefficient (p = 0.001) and potentially a more complex microscopic topography.
For more complex topographies, this study also clearly shows that the Discrete Modal Decomposition exhibits compelling abilities that fall between those of the Gaussian and Wavelet approaches; this method is clearly more relevant than the Gaussian method in the case of localized defects and less relevant in the case of highly periodical structures and fractal surfaces (1/fα spectrum).
It's a more complex world.
Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.
