Sentence examples for ground map from inspiring English sources
Simulated present-day permafrost areas (grids) are marked in blue; permafrost areas (grids) from the Tibetan Plateau's frozen ground map are indicated by dots.
Compared to the standard frozen ground map for the Tibetan Plateau and ERA-Interim data, a multimodel ensemble reproduces the extent of permafrost and soil temperature change in the QTEC at a 1 m depth from 1986–2005.
Compared to the exiting Tibetan Plateau frozen ground map (Li and Cheng 1996), the simulated data are able to produce a reasonable frozen ground distribution on the Tibetan Plateau.
As shown in Fig. 1, the simulated present-day (1986 2005 average) ensemble mean permafrost area, which is taken as the "present-day permafrost area" in this study, shows good agreement with those from the Plateau's frozen ground map.
Conquest is the Battlefront standard and pits two opposing forces against each other on a space or ground map, with the objective of controlling all of the command posts on the map, or defeating every member of the opposing force.
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is an important detection system in many fields for decades, such as remote sensing, environmental monitoring, and ground mapping [1 4].
The three-dimensional configuration of the Lenghu fold-and-thrust belt was initially derived from traditional analysis techniques, such as regional stratigraphic logging, cross section construction, meso-scale ground mapping and landsat image interpretation.
The investigation of complex geological setting is still dominated by traditional geo-data collection and analytical techniques, e.g., stratigraphic logging, dip data measurements, structural ground mapping, seismic interpretation, balance section restoration, forward modelling, etc.
It's also used in ballistic matching where the old electron-scanning comparison microscopes are being replaced by laser/laptop examiners like the Bullettrax 3D that makes the peaks and valleys of a ballistic engraving show up like satellite ground mapping radar images.
In conclusion, our approach combines demographic, socioeconomic, behavioural and environmental data obtained from a diversity of sources, from simple questionnaires to ground maps and satellite data.
Beginning in the 1970s, urban designers including Colin Rowe turned to figure-ground maps to illustrate the qualities that were being lost and to make the case for reasserting traditional urban patterns.
