Sentence examples for reduced topography from inspiring English sources

Note that as pressure decreases (and, therefore, the size of the water meniscus is reduced), topography images show a better-defined granular structure, which can be attributed to single (or a cluster of) nanocrystals (grain boundaries would correspond to the depressed regions [32]).

Finally, 12 watersheds were located in the eastern part of the Central Great Plains (CGP) ecoregion, characterized by reduced topography, mixed-grass prairie, and large tracts of cropland agriculture.

High rates of marine, and subsequent periglacial6,12,14 resurfacing, likely reduced the topography of the tsunami-generating crater structures.

However, we observed a late-onset sustained response, with similar (but reduced) field topography to the M170 (Supplementary Fig. 1, 237 ms).

Downcutting and canyon widening continue today as the process of erosion continues to try to reduce the topography to sea level.

An example of how these simulations reveal nanoscopic roughness is shown in Figure 2. Since the roughness often develops along the direction of the impact azimuthal angle for oblique angles of incidence, rotation of the sample during erosion has been suggested and shown to be a viable approach to reducing any topography formation even further.

By controlling the velocity at the wave maker, the influence of the reflection at the wave maker was reduced and the topography changes caused by only one long wave thus could be investigated in the experiment.

The expression of Syk dramatically altered the cellular topography, reduced cell height, increased elasticity, increased viscosity, and allowed visualization of a more substantial microtubule network.

Peat also reduces micro-topography by filling depressions in the mineral soil, further promoting ground contact.

It was specifically investigated if the receptivity of the organosilicon film to water can be further reduced by adjusting its topography.

Inclusion of a water layer and seafloor topography reduces the amplitude of surface waves because of the scattering effect of topography and may also reduce the amplitude of surface Raleigh waves because of the suppression effect of the water mass (Petukhin et al. 2010).