Sentence examples for problems of terrain from inspiring English sources

Our work is motivated by various problems of terrain analysis that rely on inter-point visibility relationships, such as optimal antenna placement.

Meanwhile the Allied supply system grappled with the problems of terrain and climate, particularly inclement weather and rough monsoonal seas that hampered and occasionally prevented delivery of supplies by sea.

The problem of terrain featured more in mountainous regions.

To overcome the problem of terrain-following coordinates, different candidates have been proposed.

The problem of rough terrain and poor road network became more severe during rainy season when roads in villages become impassable, and dry river beds become flooded making them impossible to cross.

The problems of a hilly terrain could be addressed by choosing to walk only the downhill route to or from work, and could be considered as a 'solution' [ 41].

Rather than 20 kilometre Alpine climbs, Qatar is as flat as a pancake, making ferociously strong winds and high-pressure sprints the biggest challenges, but Wiggins has never had a problem with this sort of terrain.

MacArthur compared his plan with that of General James Wolfe at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, and brushed aside the problems of tides, hydrography and terrain.

However, lack of flexibility of user control over terrain generation in most popular modern terrain generation algorithms is a big part of terrain generation problem.

In Nepal, terrain causes problems of health service provision [ 10] and TB is highly stigmatised [ 11].

However, high-resolution DEMs may create considerable problems in terrain classification owing to the appearance of artificial smoothing or cutting of land.