The smoke from his stogie accumulates, and he begins explaining the finer points of "surface development," how curves and lines and geometries can imbue a car with a rich topography or conspire against it.
The deliberate vulgarity of these paintings contrasts with the French painter Jean Dubuffet's no less harsh Corps de dame series of 1950, in which the female, formed with a rich topography of earth colours, relates more directly to universal symbols.
The paintings have their own rich topographies, built over time, through addition and removal, evocation and concealment.
State variables currently used in the bare-sand models are far from capturing the rich 3D topography and patterns and are not sufficiently discriminative to distinguish different attractors.
Uttar Pradesh ranks first in domestic tourist arrivals with more than 71 million, owing to its rich and varied topography, vibrant culture, festivals, monuments, ancient places of worship, and viharas.
The analysis of housing affordability and assistance in NYC reveals "a rich, complex neighborhood topography of poverty, wealth, and housing subsidy that defies the simplistic stereotypes of policy and popular discourse" (Wyly and DeFilippis, 2010, p. 2).
In addition to its man-made grottoes, Ponza's topography is rich and varied — a veritable geology lesson.
Compared to randomly located territories, eagles selected ranges farther away from conspecifics, characterised by a rugged topography and rich in main prey species and in open habitats favoured by their main prey species, such as grassland, shrubs, xerophytic vegetation and rocky outcrops.
The exact drivers of such rich and complex epidemiological topography are not certain.
Especially in Aegean, the rich wind potential and natural topography favors the use of Hybrid Renewable Energy System HRESS).
Areas of marine silt have been particularly vulnerable to thaw in the past because they are ice-rich and have low-gradient topography facilitating the repeated development of thermokarst-lakes.
