Sentence examples for highly steep from inspiring English sources

Influence of the 2012 land use Erosion events and roadside slope failures are mainly occurring in forest lands (60%%) and agriculture lands (40%%) because these two land use type are covering the main part of low to highly steep areas (Fig. 14, plot (c)).

"We're a bunch of engineers who are highly steeped in game design with the technical ability to build very high-production-value triple AAA titles," he said.

Interestingly, sympatric species are better differentiated where this gradient is less steep, and differentiation breaks down where the gradient is extremely steep, e.g. in highly turbid waters [ 10], consistent with the results of our simulations.

Rapid uplift is also indicated by the island's highly dissected, steep topography and abundant landslides.

It is highly imperfect too steeped in Western ideals for some, too easily ignored for others (including Saudi Arabia, which in a snub to the United States has just turned down a seat on the UN Security Council), and an infringement of sovereignty for a third group (including many Americans, who resent the UN's constraints, and many Israelis, who often see their country picked on).

Though Albrecht has resumed training, he has not resumed competing, which means that only Janka will be in the start in Kitzbühel this week and even though the Streif course seems like the sort of steep, highly selective downhill that would favor him, he sounded subdued at the thought of renewing acquaintance with it.

Under mountainous conditions involving highly variable and steep terrain, harvest planning is a particularly complex decision-making process.

The catchment is located in an area of steep highly erodible basaltic terrain, which has been intensively cultivated with tobacco.

Climate change forecasts predict an increase in the frequency of extreme weather events with greatest risks associated with harvesting of planted forests in highly erodible and steep topography (Dunningham et al. 2012).

Given the influence of geology on conductivity in mature planted forests (Figure 6) and the establishment of planted forests in many areas of New Zealand on steep, highly erodible land, sediment concentrations are a likely factor influencing these results.

Inherent in the hypothesis of a higher risk of herbicide contamination in steepland forest waterways was the potential for steep highly erodible sites such as the catchment in this study to convey herbicides to the stream via sediment transport off the hillsides, particularly terbuthylazine.