"All the geographical, underwater topography and archaeological evidence strongly suggests that this wreck is Columbus's famous flagship, the Santa Maria," said Mr Clifford.
Figure 1 Classe - geographical position and topography of the site.
However, challenging hilly geographical factor and topography may be a limitation for a comprehensive strategic action plan.
None of these airports are situated in geographical areas with topography and weather conditions suitable for considerable runway expansion.
Poverty is exacerbated by a geographical location and topography that expose the country to various natural hazards, including tropical cyclones, flooding and drought.
The project, which fashions parallels between geographical and digital topographies, began in 2014 when Hamilton spent several months criss-crossing various landscapes in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
It might as well affect the absolute level of surface temperature, on both dayside and nightside, due to possible horizontal variations of thermal inertia, because of topography and/or geographical variations of regolith textural properties.
The natural environment, temperature and precipitation vary considerably across this broad area according to geographical position, altitude and local topography (Kerven et al. 1996; see Table 1 and Figure 1).
The data sources primarily contain the data in real world including weather information (e.g., temperature, atmosphere, quantity of rainfall, etc)., geographical information (e.g., coordinate, topography, etc)., human-related activities (e.g., supplies, equipment, manpower, etc).
"Who of you was born before 1990 on 33rd Street?" But even though the Gaslight Anthem's geographical perspective has broadened, its musical topography remains more or less unchanged, with tough, ragged, determined songs that don't quite fill a room this size, though not for lack of effort.
