Sentence examples for featureless terrain from inspiring English sources

The plain that surrounds the Central Highlands does not have an entirely flat and featureless terrain.

Its flat and nearly featureless terrain evokes strange illusions of vastness and loneli ness.

Fierce thunderstorms rattled the bus as it sped through the flat, featureless terrain flanking I-10, on the way to Houston.

Jonathan Eyal of the Royal United Services Institute, a London think-tank, says that in the flat, featureless terrain French spy satellites can spot formations of as few as ten men on the move.

The Tien Shan was the site of Late Paleozoic mountain building, but by the time India collided with Eurasia erosion had planed down the ancient Tien Shan to a featureless terrain buried in its own sediment.

"Flying at night over featureless terrain or water, and particularly in haze or in overcast, is a prime setup for spatial disorientation, because you've lost the horizon," said Warren Morningstar, a spokesman for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.

The Inuit, who inhabit a featureless, snowy terrain, rely on the direction of the wind, which can be used like a crude compass.

(Interestingly, the Puluwatese say the best way to monitor the swells is with the testicles, which are exquisitely sensitive to the movements of the boat). The Inuit, who inhabit a featureless, snowy terrain, rely on the direction of the wind, which can be used like a crude compass.

The terrain is bleak and featureless, and Reichardt doesn't provide much context.

Though the appeal seemed self-conscious and a bit fey, it was fun, on days of gallery-going in Chelsea, to find yourself looking at her pictures of blocky, featureless little houses in vestigial, woodsy terrain.

They also noted more spikes in high-frequency brain waves when the birds passed by familiar terrain than when they flew over a featureless stretch of water.