Sentence examples for rugged relief from inspiring English sources

The aim was to design a method for surface temperature normalisation of forest stands in rugged relief.

Tasmania's rugged relief necessitates the provision of an elaborate network of translator stations to ensure adequate reception in all districts.

There are remnants of old land surfaces of low relief, and, in the north, extremely rugged relief developed on a much-shattered granite outcrop.

Within these mountains is a central core that is made up of hard, crystalline rocks and has a bold and rugged relief.

The surrounding area, despite its rugged relief, is important for the production of livestock, coffee, cotton, tobacco, sesame, cheese, and various fruits and vegetables.

The highest elevations and the most rugged relief of the European continent are found farther south, where the structures of the Cenozoic orogeny (i.e., from the past 66 million years) provide mountain scenery.

The Mackenzie Mountains in the west and southwest contain the highest and most-rugged relief in the territories; elevations reach 9,098 feet (2,773 metres) at an unnamed peak in the southwest near Mount Sir James MacBrien, itself 9,062 feet (2,762 metres) high.

Mass movements of nearly all types occur in Afghanistan but in the high relief, rugged Pamir and Hindu Kush mountains of northeastern Afghanistan, mass-movement threats to lives and property necessitated study to elucidate problems to development.

The western flanks of the mountain expose basement rocks, sheared and altered quartz diorite, carved by streams and glaciers into a rugged topography with relief up to 1800 m.

The highlands form a greatly varied plateau with areas of rugged relief, as in the Eifel and the Rothaargebirge in the region of Sauerland, though these nowhere exceed 3,000 feet (900 metres).

A view caught of Pluto at sunset on 14 July showed the rugged terrain in sharp relief, with mountains believed to be up to 11,000ft high, flanked by huge plains and glaciers.