Sentence examples for complex topographical conditions from inspiring English sources

In most of the plains, coastal lowlands, sea islands and inland paludified lowlands, the values of Moran's I did decrease slowly with increasing lag, being >200 m in all forest and bog areas with complex topographical conditions due to the variety of glacial landforms and peatlands.

The results confirmed the validity of the model in defining the different gradients of exposure, and identified inconsistencies between measured levels and those estimated by the model only in the presence of complex topographical situations (e.g. hills), a condition that does not apply to the Po Valley.

Selection differences caused by diverse ecological and climatic conditions, and isolation resulting from complex topographical features likely resulted in these high levels of biological diversity (e.g. Graham et al. 2004; Chaves et al. 2007).

Since productivity is a result of the interaction of soil, climatic, and topographical conditions, these factors need to be assessed in their complexity.

Topographical conditions make it necessary that land in the state be irrigated in large projects.

We found considerable variation in transformation rates according to the local context and topographical conditions.

The topographical conditions of the study areas had a greater effect than climate conditions on the extrapolation potential.

CFD can consider various atmospheric phenomena and topographical conditions to study the occurrence of odours and aerosol dispersions.

A complex topographical two-dimensional model with vegetation represented as a roughness was compared against field data along a transect dissecting a dune system.

The chief points that they investigated were the highest levels reached by the tunami or seawaves, the areas of the regions inundated, the damage to houses, etc., and the relations between the effects of the waves and topographical conditions.

The final section focuses on materials designed with defined spatial arrangements of molecules or complex topographical features to recapitulate aspects within the native vascular microenvironment.