Sentence examples for maps of field from inspiring English sources

Global maps of field differences (for instance of B r ) between the input and the estimated model are used to find geographically confined deficiencies in the estimated models, for instance in connection with the polar gaps.

By using experimental plots in the Central Pyrenees to reproduce traditional agriculture and abandonment, maps of field types, and current uses and ground cover, it could be confirmed that shifting agriculture has caused very heavy soil loss, which explains the deterioration of the landscape on several slopes.

In this work we evaluate the current EILS hazard for the city of Zefat using a GIS-based regional Newmark analysis, with calibration of the calculated Newmark displacement (representing EILS hazard) using maps of field evidence and historical documents testifying to slope instability that occurred in historical earthquakes.

The potential of these techniques is illustrated by advances in mapping tree species [ 37,38] or age-class distributions [ 39] based on forestry inventory data, or maps of field size and agricultural landscape patterns derived from the LUCAS data.

It was also validated using 3-D radiosity simulations driven with maps of field-measured plant dimensions.

So people from the Midlands will be able to get to Heathrow and check in over a couple of hours, whereas to find Gatwick they'll have to spend a weekend poring over Ordnance Survey maps of fields in Sussex.

Figure 1 Location map of field study.

A single map of field acceleration would characterize that time interval.

Multi-temporal mapping of field border networks shows that undulations are linked to borders that were removed during the latest land consolidation.

Figure 1 (Color) Location map of field site at the Richmond Complex 5-way area at the Iron Mountain Superfund Site, northern California, USA.

The submarine fault between Shimoda and Mikomotojima is after Kitamura et al. (2015) Fig. 2 Locality map of field sites on Shimoda, Niijima, Jinaijima, Shikinejima, and Kouzushima, showing sampling sites investigated by Ota et al. (1983 , 1986.