Sentence examples for rough landscape from inspiring English sources

Slow equilibration and the presence of intermediates imply a rough landscape.

Pilcher never came back to live in Cornwall, but many of her stories are set in the rough landscape of her childhood home.

The rough landscape of northern Ontario takes on universal dimensions in SUMMER GONE (Crown, $23), David Macfarlane's expertly controlled first novel.

Mr. Chen faced a rough landscape from the outset, winning with just 39percentt of the vote as the traditional Nationalist vote was split, with the popular maverick James Soong coming in a close second.

We note that the potential profile in the SE is that of the microbarriers between conformational substates, and that there is a temperature-dependent, effective friction associated with the long residence time in the microwells that populate the rough landscape.

The waterfall, on Root Creek in the Castle Crags Wilderness Area, which is separate from the park and is managed by the United States Forest Service, is protected by rough landscape whose unwelcoming details include poison oak, rattlesnakes and black bears.

It is a slow-oozing shield volcano, like its Martian rivals, and the bleak terrain near the summit looks a lot like photographs of rough landscapes beamed from robotic rovers.

Since all possible points in the random walk space are visited with the same probability, this algorithm is especially useful for complex systems with rough landscapes such as spin glass models.

Alpha diversity was highest in sites on shallow soils with high structural richness (i.e. high number of cover categories), half covered by lawns, at sunny slopes and rough landscapes (r2 = 0.66).

In an intuitive way one can interpret the fractal dimension of a rough, "landscape-like" surface as being in between the dimensions of a plane and of the cube, therefore 2 < FD < 3. The fractal dimension is equivalent to the slope of the regression line which depends on the number of intercepts of the surface with the boxes.

Occasionally, the train, moving swiftly and smoothly, appeared to be in a gorge; we seemed to be travelling through Gansu, which has some of the roughest landscape in China.