Mass may be topographical earth forms, rock outcrops and boulders, trees and shrub groups, buildings, and water forms—streams, lakes, or waterfalls.
Yet the area's most defining characteristic may be topographical: At 390 feet above sea level, Todt Hill's elevation, as measured by the Staten Island borough president's office, is the highest natural point on the Eastern Seaboard south of Maine, according to the United States Geological Survey.
Thermal environments, however, may or may not be topographical minima and therefore may or may not be natural collectors of cellular debris.
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Since the epidemiological characteristics of vampire bat-transmitted rabies in cattle may be associated with topographical and geographical features of the areas where cattle are maintained as well as aspects of bat ecology, it is important that these factors are considered in plans directed at mitigating the spread of bat-transmitted cattle rabies.
Differentiation of stem cells into subtype specific cells may be guided by appropriate topographical cues but the role of topography has hitherto not been well understood.
The susceptibility of this kind of shallow landslides may be determined by the topographical factor T proposed in this study, because (1): the critical water level for failure will be reached relatively fast in these shallow soils (around 1 m) compared to more deeper soils.
On the basis of the heights of fluvial/marine terraces, Tajikara and Ikeda (2005) and Tajikara et al. (2009) pointed out that the blind faults may be located at the topographical boundary between a range and a basin, where the active faults have not been mapped.
These findings suggest that epidemiological characteristics of vampire bat rabies may be influenced by the topographical and geographical features of the areas in which cattle are maintained as well as aspects related to bat ecology.
As found in the visual cortex, which is mapped both according to polar and eccentricity topographical mapping, additional axes of topographical mappings may be exposed in the auditory cortex in the future, possibly, for instance, in modules for tuning width or binaural interactions [29], [55].
These maps suggest that topographical mapping persists well beyond the auditory core and belt, and that the mirror-symmetry of topographical preferences may be a fundamental principle across sensory modalities.
