Sentence examples for higher topography from inspiring English sources

A prominent topographic lineament is present along most of this lithologic boundary, approximately 50 to 65 km southwest of the SAFZ, with the higher topography formed in the mélange on the southwest side of the Nacimiento fault.

If topographic conditions were an issue for side-looking radar, maps S and K might show dampened range in regions of higher topography.

The high topography of Asia influences the atmosphere in profound ways.

The French Massif Central is a part of the Hercynian orogenic belt that currently exhibits anomalously high topography.

Our prediction (from Fig. 8) that each ramp decays rapidly over kilometres also suggests that their high topography should be rarely observed as a fraction of total esker length.

Traditionally, the current high topography is assumed to have formed by several Cenozoic (mainly Neogene) phases of surface uplift and dissection of an old peneplain surface.

Glaciers have played a key role for shaping much of Earth's high topography during the cold periods of the Late Cenozoic.

The western portion, situated upwind (the stoss slopes) of the mid-latitude westerlies, that bring moisture to the region, has gentle high topography and small valley glaciers.

The origin of high topography in Scandinavia is highly debated, both in terms of its age and the underlying mechanism for its formation.

The Eurekan Orogeny, which created much of the high topography of Ellesmere Island and adjacent Greenland, exhibits a crustal architecture linked to intraplate orogenesis in the Cenozoic.

Cenozoic basins and ranges constitute the high topography of the northeastern Tibetan Plateau which is derived from the Indo-Asian collision.