Sentence examples for both the terrain from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a time domain stripmap mode Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) raw data simulation including both the terrain and the targets is proposed.

The functions of those two subsatellites enrich our knowledge of both the terrain and gravity field on the far side of the Moon, which was previously not observed (Araki et al., 2008; Kikuchi et al., 2009; Namiki et al., 2009).

And perhaps my role as a VC is that of an adventure travel guide: someone who's climbed the mountain many times before, who knows both the terrain and the phases of the climb intimately, and can serve as a guide for others brave enough to take up the challenge.

Both the terrain and wind were unfavourable.

Excavated from Dali, in Yunnan district of China, Dali marble, which might as well be named after the Surrealist, is sliced to reveal hidden landscapes that mysteriously mirror both the terrain from which they are taken and the landscape of Vital's birthplace.

Exponential models allow construction of predictive maps of buried Pleistocene surfaces for both the terrains and calculate colluvium volumes with an error 4.2% for Perdoel and 7.1% for Bornhöved.

Both the rugged terrain and the tough Samnite soldiers proved to be formidable challenges, which forced Rome to adopt military innovations that were later important for conquering the Mediterranean.

This becomes necessary as the move by the FGN to a radically increase in the nation's power capacity to 25000 MW by 2025 [12], if realised, may not even favour the extension of the national grid to the coastline communities due to both the rugged terrain and the privatisation of the power sector that is profit driven.

At present there is no resource that health researchers, clinicians, policy makers, journalists and other individuals can use as an accessible guide to analyzing both the general terrain of Canada's medical travel industry and the particular features of specific businesses.

Balloon reconnaissance missions had been undertaken up and down the river, both to map the terrain and to assess the location and strength of Confederate camps.

The taxi from Zadar airport, 10 kilometers from the center, sped through parched countryside to the coast, showing both the sun kissed terrain and shoreline we would soon be trekking across by bike.