Sentence examples for distribution topography from inspiring English sources

Further, road classes have close relationships with village distribution, topography fluctuation and landscape fragmentation.

At full development, there was no significant difference in term of distribution, topography and quality of sensory involvement between the two groups.

Skin colour distribution, topography and homogeneity have since all been related to both health and attractiveness (Fink et al., 2006; Matts et al., 2007; Fink and Matts, 2008).

The surface properties of biomaterials, such as wettability, polar group distribution, and topography, play important roles in the behavior of cell adhesion and proliferation.

Observations and analyses of mesoscale gravity waves in the stratosphere from the Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite UARSS) Microwave Limb Sounder (MLS) are summarized, with focus on global distribution of topography related wave activities.

In this report, we describe the laminar distribution and topography of NFT pathology of BA 37 in brains of AD patients by using Thionin staining for Nissl substance, Thioflavin-S staining for NFTs, and phosphorylated tau (AT8) immunohistochemistry. NFTs mostly occurred in cortical layers II, III, V and VI in the area 37 of AD brain.

It is shown by Forbes et al. (2006) that the existence of De3 is intimately connected with the predominant wave-4 longitude distribution of topography and land-sea difference at low latitudes.

Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM) [1] combined with noncontact atomic force microscopy (NC-AFM) has been developed and widely used in measuring surface potential distribution and topography at atomic-scale resolution on various conductive [2, 3], semiconductive [4], and insulative surfaces [5] and even on a single molecule [6].

Bright-field light microscopy techniques on an inverted microscope (Fisher Scientific) equipped for photography were used to routinely monitor biofilm formation, as a means of directly visualizing the overall morphology, distribution and topography of biofilms grown in the chip.

ERP components are identified and interpreted based on their eliciting conditions, polarity (positivity or negativity), timing (latency), and scalp distribution or topography (cf. Kamarajan and Porjesz 2012).

The CRUST 1.0 structural model (Laske et al. 2013) provides depth distributions for topography, sedimentary layer, upper crust, middle crust, and lower crust, as well as the P and S wave speed and density at a resolution of 1° × 1°.