Sentence examples for geological terrain from inspiring English sources

The vehicle is endeavouring to get to a location that scientists have nicknamed Glenelg, which satellite images have indicated is a junction between three types of geological terrain.

Curiosity is heading towards a place on the crater floor dubbed Glenelg - a location some 400m from the rover's August landing site and where satellite images have identified a junction between three types of geological terrain.

It has perhaps another 200m still left to cover to get to a location dubbed Glenelg, where researchers expect to find an interesting juxtaposition of three types of geological terrain.

In hard rock terrains, groundwater potential mapping is relatively complex due largely to highly variable nature of the geological terrain (Kellgren 2002: Anbazhagan et al. 2011) extensive hydrogeological investigations are required in basement complex environment to understand groundwater conditions (Solomon and Quiel 2006; Balamurugan et al. 2008; Pradhan 2009).

These equations further define the spatial distribution pattern of stream power and help to understand stream power variability in different geological terrains.

Spatial distribution of stream power in different geological terrains successfully explains spatial variability in geomorphic processes within the Himalayan hinterland area.

The main target of the SEAL seismic transect was to obtain lithospheric structure over several geological terrains from the western adjacent Achaean Napier Complex to the eastern Lower Paleozoic Yamato-Belgica Complex.

Low-temperature thermochronology is a powerful method for constraining the time temperature history of rocks and provides constraints on denudation chronologies, landscape evolution and tectonic history of geological terrains.

Several hundred metres to the east of Curiosity's present position is an intersection of three geological terrains.

It has since driven east of its touchdown point to a location that satellite images had identified as an intersection of three distinct geological terrains.

It still has about 176m to travel to get to a location dubbed Glenelg, a place satellite images have indicated is a junction between three different geological terrains.