Sentence examples for low topography from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the great distances, low topography, and predominance of suitable weather conditions have made flying a comparatively safe and economical option.

The relatively low topography in New Jersey across the Hudson River to the west, coupled with Manhattan being an island, means the horizon is mostly unobstructed.

Its unusually great thickness is interpreted, among others, as being the result of the filling of the previous low topography of the back-barrier lagoon.

This lack of observational constraint on geothermal flux is particularly problematic for the glacier catchments of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet within the low topography of the West Antarctic Rift System where geothermal fluxes are expected to be high, heterogeneous, and possibly transient.

In regions of Australia where the coastal land had a low topography, even a small rise in sea level would have claimed large chunks of land relatively quickly.

The Jamrar subwatershed show strong asymmetry (average is 0.496) while the low topography asymmetry values (average is 0.17) of Baragl subwatershed explained by less tilt of the basin.

At low-speed scratching, this means continuous adhesion in the contact junction when motion starts, and thus more energy has to be dissipated26 and a high friction is expected in the cases of low topography-induced barrier.

The established relationships are robust predictors for estimating how roughness modulates sand flux and can be used with high confidence for designing control strategies using this approach for roughness elements ≈0.3 m high for areas with low to modest topography.

On Earth, thermokarst landforms occur in areas of low gradient topography where the permanently frozen ground (permafrost) is ice rich and has undergone a change in thermal equilibrium.

The glaciers on this side of the range were only responsible for relief production if they substantially increased headward erosion rates into low relief topography, such as an elevated plateau, and thus enlarged previously fluvial basins.

Belize is a subtropical country with rather low lying topography.