Sentence examples for continuous terrain from inspiring English sources

Last winter, it built the world's longest continuous terrain park - Crazy T'rain, two miles long, with dozens of jumps, more than 30 rails, a boardercross course and a 120-metre long half-pipe.

The Canberra was designed for medium- to high-altitude flight and was not suitable for continuous terrain-hugging flight; this would require a completely different aircraft.

Mobile robots often need to navigate non-continuous terrains with obstacles.

However, such algorithms cannot confer stability in robots deployed on non-continuous ground terrain.

The images show the full extent of a continuous swath of dark terrain that wraps around much of Pluto's equatorial region.

The new statistical model may be used to predict the ground level concertation profile of given probability, with the limitations to near ground continuous sources localized on flat terrain at medium latitude.

Although the morale of the NGVR remained high, the effect of continuous operations in the harsh terrain with only limited logistic and medical support took their toll, with many falling ill to fever and tropical disease.

A cost-weighted distance to roads was also considered where cost was defined by terrain ruggedness (a continuous variables accounting for change in elevation) under the assumption that more rugged areas near roads would be less penetrable to humans and thus experience lower human activity.

In steep, potentially unstable terrains, ground-based continuous monitoring of hillslope and hydrological processes is still highly localized and expensive, especially in terms of manpower.

The concept is applied to predicting soil and regolith attributes derived through fuzzy classification to produce continuous data surfaces for a forested terrain in southeast Queensland.

Equations that relate the expansion coefficients and no-slope snow depth to elevation then permit continuous mapping of snow depth with respect to terrain slope, azimuth, and elevation.