Sentence examples for its topographic from inspiring English sources

According to the World Disaster Report 2012, Bangladesh is the fifth disaster risk country in the world since its topographic and geo-physical location has made it vulnerable to various natural hazards.

During an emergency, UNICEF provides support in several key areas: According to the World Disaster Report 2012, Bangladesh is the fifth disaster risk country in the world since its topographic and geo-physical location has made it vulnerable to various natural hazards.

The relationship of Betty's Bump with Ember Ridge is unclear but it likely represents a separate volcanic feature due to its topographic isolation.

It is a work of art in its own right and its topographic details also feature in the eerie vista of Velázquez's masterpiece of history painting, The Surrender of Breda.

(It has always made its mark on visitors: Henry James marveled at its "topographic tangle" and "close crepuscular alleys"; André Frénaud's poem "The Silence of Genoa," evoking the dreamlike disorientation of wandering its shadowy streets, made a particular impression on Mr. Marcello).

Its topographic features -- hills, canals and cryptic pictograph patterns -- were shaped by a computer-driven metal cylinder that resembles a player-piano roll but is as sensitive to the touch as a drafting pencil.

Out it came, a very pink, very clean tongue, so extravagantly fissured that it deserved its own topographic map.

Mount Garibaldi is known both for the very high quality exposures of its internal structure and for its conspicuous topographic anomalies, which can be attributed to the growth of the mountain onto a large glacier system and the subsequent collapse of the flanks of the volcano with the melting of the ice.

It was at that time that eastern Africa assumed its present topographic character.

Among its outstanding topographic features is Fan Si Peak, which at 10,312 feet (3,143 metres) is the highest point in Vietnam.

This area is relatively sluggish in economic development due to its high topographic relief and physical isolation from other areas.