Sentence examples for relief conditions from inspiring English sources

We studied an improved slope form system using a fuzzy logic method to assess and map soil fertility of a mountain region in northern Vietnam that has strong relief conditions.

The second phase (5.7 ka BP to present) is characterized by alternating stages of lower and higher thermokarst intensity within the alas that were mainly controlled by local hydrological and relief conditions and accompanied by permafrost aggradation and degradation.

The reviewed literature describes soil-mapping techniques using fuzzy logic method, but all of them are applied for mapping areas that have gentle relief conditions that are unlikely to be applicable to the mountainous soils in our study area.

This study highlights some of the design considerations in the delayed coking unit with an emphasis on process point of view and more specifically on the relief conditions of coke drums operating under an upset event which results in overpressure of coke drums.

A higher stream frequency points to a larger surface runoff, steeper ground surface, impermeable subsurface sparse vegetation and high relief conditions.

Canavesi et al. (2010) used hyperspectral data from the Hyperion EO-1 sensor for the volume estimation of Eucalyptus plantations under different relief conditions.

About 792 pixels with the size of 67.08 m or approximate about 5.31 ha were defined as the susceptible area in term of relief condition.

Raster-based GIS was used to analysis several parameters including relief condition, geology, humidity of the soil, seismic intensity, and rainfall intensity.

On Thursday night, as the festival's first weekend was about to begin, accounts began to surface on social media of stranded passengers, disaster-relief conditions, and no food.

Their formation is dependent on relief, hydrologic conditions, vegetation, and human intervention.

The source material, diapir relief, climatic conditions and vegetation cover were found to be the main factors affecting the development and erosion of surficial deposits.