Sentence examples for internal topography from inspiring English sources

The X-ray diagnostics used allowed the surface and internal topography of liquid jets to be visualized and the spatial distribution of the surface ligaments to be revealed in the near-injector region.

The diagram in Figure 2(a), based on numerous anatomical and physiological studies in normal rats (see references above), illustrates the arrangement of visual areas in lateral extrastriate cortex, their internal topography, and their relationship to the overall pattern of callosal connections.

Thus, retinal input may not only specify the normal internal topography of extrastriate visual areas but may also have an important role in the parcellation of extrastriate cortex into an array of visual areas that is remarkably constant in normal animals.

Due to the tube like shape, the large size, the internal micro-topographies of the 3D scaffolds, and the translucency of the PCL membrane, it is almost impossible to observe living cells within the Swiss rolls during static or perfusion culture using currently available techniques.

National topographies and sensibilities are contrasted here.

The a-C H films were cha-C Herised with respect to deposition rates, hardness, abrasive wear rates, internal stresses and topography.

Simulation of seismic wave propagation is essential in modern seismology: the effects of irregular topography, irregular internal discontinuities, and internal heterogeneity on the seismic waveforms must be precisely modeled in order to probe the Earth's and other planets' interiors, to study earthquake sources, and to evaluate the strong ground motions due to earthquakes.

Our model results also show that the nature of the runout base has a significant influence on the runout distance, topography and internal deformation of a granular slope.

Spatial patterns of PAN were strongly influenced by topography and internal stratigraphy with more PAN occurring at lower landscape positions with less permeable stratigraphy at both sites.

It is unknown how shear stresses in the viable epidermis are conditioned by the skin surface topography and internal microstructure and to which extent their propagation is conditioned by the size of a contacting asperities.

The topography and internal architecture of the fossil shoreline deposits were measured on high-resolution maps and in ground-penetrating radar (GPR) reflection data with a vertical resolution of ∼0.25 m.