Sentence examples for in relation to terrain from inspiring English sources

It is very important to accurately assess the profiles of mean wind speeds and turbulence intensities in relation to terrain roughness.

Fig. 4 Pattern of LiDAR-predicted versus field-estimated wood volume model residuals (0.05 ha plots) in relation to terrain slope.

They are distributed across four regions according to the classification of the Development Commission of Rangeland (1980): the western, central and eastern regions, located above the 50-mm isohyet, and the southern region, located below the 50-mm isohyet (Figure 1). Figure 1 Distribution of Libyan rangeland in relation to terrain and rainfall.

The main reason was that the former airport was poorly located in relation to the terrain, being located in a valley.

However, varying your speed in relation to the actual terrain you're driving over is also necessary.

In addition, in order to illustrate vegetation distributional patterns in relation to bio-physical gradients (in terrain, soil parameters, biomass and stocking density; Fig. 4) a canonical correspondence analysis was performed on the thirty most important species (accounting for 69% of TeAGB, Table 3).

The construction of forest roads should always be undertaken with an eye to economy, in relation to the difficulties of the terrain and the limited and temporary nature of the traffic which these roads have to carry.

For example, in surveys for irrigation projects, particular attention is given to the physical properties of the soil, to the quality and amount of available water and to the terrain conditions in relation to methods of irrigation considered.

Although there is no apparent correlation between slope and erosion rates, numerous studies have shown that a steeper terrain is more erodible than a gentler terrain, which is naturally acceptable in relation to change in slope stability.

Tucked away in the Sunnmore Alps in the west of the country, about two hours' drive inland from the town of Alesund, it has just 14 miles of skiable terrain – not much to shout about in relation to vast numbers of pistes and dozens of lifts on tap at the likes of Val d'Isère, Verbier and the usual European favourites.

It is necessary to understand the basics of the terrain and river dynamics besides other factors in relation to groundwater occurrence and movement in the area.