Sentence examples for mean slope gradient from inspiring English sources

Thus, topographic multipliers for a curved surface can be predicted by its mean slope gradient.

Environmental factors having the highest (absolute) values for this factor are not only mean slope gradient but also geologic substrate, net rainfall (NR) and uplift ratio (UR).

The resulting land components were visually inspected and quantitatively analyzed using the slope gradient standard deviation (SGSD) measure and the mean slope gradient local variance (MSGLV) ratio.

In 2002 only, LE correlated well with the catchment surface area, the mean slope gradient and the sub-catchment perimeter confirming the non-constancy of LE landscape relation under varying rainstorm conditions.

No flow separation is observed for a curved surface whose mean slope gradient is 24°, and distributions of topographic multipliers resemble those for a slope gradient of 15° at x/H⩾0.

In contrast, slopes and river channels of rejuvenated basins draining the eastern cordillera are steep to very steep; and the studied drainage basins show a wide range of denudation rate values (60 to 400 mm/ka) that increase systematically with increasing basin mean slope gradient, channel steepness, and channel convexity.

These low values of denudation rates suggest no direct correlation if plotted against geomorphic parameters such as the catchment area, maximum elevation, catchment relief, average relief and mean slope gradients.

The hill slope-gradient factor, S, reflects the effect of hill slope-profile gradient on soil loss.

We extracted DEM data for each 1,000-m 1,000-mplotx. 1,700 dapproxints per plot) and measured the following variables using ArcGIS 9.1,700tial Analyst (ESRI, Redatads, CA, USA): mean elevation (m), slopointsd aspert (radians) transformed into north–south and east–west gradients (see Kumar and others 2006).

You mean the slippery slope parents slide down every day?

This means the slope factor form is: length x width x slope.