Sentence examples for changed topography from inspiring English sources

Nearby Trident Mountain has showed activity recently, resulting in changed topography and inaccurate maps – the huts have maps on the wall with scribbled updates; the USGS huts' log books record rumours of hot springs; and when the clouds clear, at least three steaming, snow-covered volcanoes are in sight.

But nothing has changed the topography of this pasture.

But by the time she died quietly at her home in Herefordshire in 1887, Jenny Lind had irrevocably changed the topography of the music business.

Earthquakes have so changed the topography, he said, that it was difficult to re-create some of the terrain in antiquity.

However, existing DTMs cannot be used because this eruption activity significantly changed the topography of the crater.

Because the homes would be in a Special Natural Area District -- an area where the natural features are considered important and special scrutiny is required before development is allowed -- Mr. Junger must get approval from the City Planning Commission to fell trees, change topography and subdivide the two lots.

One of the main aims of geomorphology is to understand how geomorphic processes change topography over long time scales.

A conjunction of literary influences was about to take place which would forever change the topography of American literature".

The snow also changes the topography of the city, narrowing streets and disrupting the flow of cars and pedestrians.

"On the plans it all looks fairly flat, but here you see the extent to which they planned to completely change the topography of the city".

The book is blessed with fine portraits of family, friends and neighbours, all of whom conspire to remind the reader on the move that while the landscape may change, the topography of the human heart remains the same.