Sentence examples for features aspect from inspiring English sources

Slope was the dominant factor affecting elevation error compared with other landscape features (aspect, vegetation, etc).

An approximately 50 km2 area was chosen within a coffee-growing region where data were collected on a variety of topographic and landscape features (aspect, slope, elevation, distance to river) and vegetation characteristics (canopy cover, vegetation structure, tree density) as predictive factors of vegetation, economic, and landslide damage at three distinct spatial scales.

The Miles Franklin award is Australia's highest literary honour, celebrating Australian literature that features aspects of Australian life.

While the term-based approaches contained thousands of features, aspect-based approaches contained on average a few hundred due to their nature of grouping topic-related words.

Characters used in this process can take many forms, including skeletal features, aspects of soft tissue anatomy at both the microscopic and macroscopic levels, and DNA sequences.

For example, the model for PIAAC literacy included text features, aspects of tasks, and a range of content areas or social contexts from which the texts were to be selected.

The Halo Graphic Novel is the series' first entry into the sequential art medium, and features aspects of the Halo universe which until then had not been discussed or seen in any medium.

Since each of the sequence, structure, and evolution feature can denote TFBSs effectively, we can investigate the correlation between TFs and TFBSs at these three features' aspects.

In addition, the scope of the descriptions has not been directed towards a comparison and has been restricted in tree associated features, aspects, as well as manipulation and analysis capabilities, only.

Below are individual features, aspects, and even models to provide a glimpse of each platform's individual features.

Nearly perfect conformality with ALD is achievable even for substrate feature aspect ratios far exceeding those typically found on cultural heritage objects.