Sentence examples for rough topography from inspiring English sources
Rough topography, volcanic-ash soil, and relative isolation limit agriculture to grains, tobacco, and sweet potatoes.
The climate is basically maritime and tropical, but, because of the rough topography, there is a wide range of microclimates.
The remoteness and rough topography of the region, with its towering vermilion cliffs and proximity to the Grand Canyon, made it an ideal place to practice their faith.
Distribution of electricity to the rural areas, particularly in regions which have rough topography causes high costs and losses.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Guizhou has the frontier character of other southwestern plateau lands: rough topography, difficult communication and consequent isolation, and many ethnic minority groups.
The covering or destruction of a rough topography and the creation of a smoother surface is called resurfacing, and plains are evidence of this process.
These findings are supported by field emission scanning electron microscopy images, which show the relatively plain surface of the native ceramic in its machined condition and in contrast the modified ceramic and titanium surfaces with comparable rough topographies.
As seen qualitatively in Fig. 2, for the same film thickness, the Ni samples generally are the smoothest, the Co samples have the roughest topography, and the NiCo alloy samples have intermediate roughness factors.
When it is zero the model shows very rough top topography for every formation; when large, every formation topography is smooth, except where the data (first term in Eq. (1)) requires larger jumps.
The slow-spreading rifted ridges have rough faulted topography on their flanks, while the faster-spreading ridges have much smoother flanks.
The rough surface topography prevents the diffusion of salt solution through the Al/adhesive bonding interface and consequently protects Al alloy from being corroded, which results in better corrosion resistance of adhesive-bonded Al alloy joints.
