Sentence examples for relief models from inspiring English sources

His commitment to architecture was evident in his London home, lined with wood panels depicting relief models of ideal town plans and artworks from his colleagues from the Royal College of Art.

For the first time, four 3D relief models, from 1917, of the western front in Europe are going on display – maps which first world war British generals, stationed a few miles behind the frontline, used to inform their decisions.

The mapping accuracy of this effort (85.1%) suggests that local relief models captured slight geomorphologic changes that successfully predict wetland boundaries in low-relief ecosystems.

To fill existing information gaps and develop a repeatable, high-resolution methodology, we subjected LiDAR elevation data to custom relief models designed to elucidate fine-scale geomorphology, specifically small, localized changes in concavity, as a location predictor.

James Fraser designed the wagon side while Laura Fraser designed the Indian side and converted both into relief models.

Longacre submitted two designs to Pettit, and before the latter died on May 31, 1853, he selected one of the two; relief models quickly followed the approval.

Dominic McGill contributes a relief model of a Pacific atoll in a spherical bomb casing.

A real sense of power and magic emanates from this ancient Babylonian relief modelled in clay.

The Hagley Museum, down by the old mills, offers among other items, a relief model of the mill area in 1806.

Under the headline "Wonders of City Graphically Told," The New York Times described a second-floor exhibit by the Board of Water Supply including a "great relief model of the system, reaching from the city to the watersheds in the Catskills".

And while it is intriguing to see projections on a 3-D relief model of the bay showing, say, changing salinity levels, this is routine science center stuff, offering none of the Exploratorium's participatory playfulness.