Sentence examples for in relation to topography from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that occupation of the valleys of Mediterranean Spain was spatially patterned in relation to topography.
Burning was not random in relation to topography, either when occurred for the first time or subsequently.
We used pre- and post-fire digital aerial photography to examine how the level of canopy damage varied within these plantations in relation to topography, weather, vegetation-cover, and management history, with an emphasis on the age of the plantation.
The location of the surface finds in relation to topography and the products of glaciation suggests that occupation in Paleo-Indian or perhaps earlier times was more pervasive in Wyoming than suggested by the few settlement or kill sites on the valley floors.
Elevated methane concentrations show a clear relation to topography, with levels above the Pennsylvania DEP action level disproportionately found in valleys.
Hence sedimentary variations in these units are high in lateral and longitudinal exposure in relation to local topography.
We examined benthic foraminiferal assemblage characteristics (standing stock, diversity, composition) in relation to seafloor topography (hills vs. plain).
Measurable variation in climate in tropical Africa today occurs over distances of at least 100 km, so that ranges of habitat variation within the limited area of Laetoli today can be reconstructed in relation to soils and topography, and the effects of climate changes are then estimated in relation to these other factors.
This report describes our survey results of the run-up heights and discusses variation of the run-up heights in relation to the local topography.
Thus it is inferred that the results of the pre-dawn water potential (in relation to the changing topography) and the midday water potential reveal consequences for the plant-internal needs in balancing its internal water budget.
Figure 6 shows the diving behavior of five seals, illustrating the presence/absence of DDV in relation to hydrography and topography.
