Sentence examples for sloping topography from inspiring English sources
The three dimensional TOUGH2 simulations reported here begin to consider several complications: degree of soil heterogeneity, presence of a capillary barrier, water table depth, CO2 leakage rate, sloping topography, and regional groundwater flow (sloping water-table).
The concrete floor follows the sloping topography of the original site, a subtle move that reminds you where you are.
They are found typically on level or mildly sloping topography in climatic zones that have distinct wet and dry seasons.
The architects also took advantage of the superb views of San Francisco Bay, and the gently sloping topography into which the buildings are harmoniously folded.
In all her time in the city, through all of the floods caused by Hoboken's sloping topography, she had never seen anything like the damage caused by Sandy.
Hirayama, K. & Sakimoto, M. Spatial distribution of canopy and subcanopy species along a sloping topography in a cool‐temperate conifer‐hardwood forest in the snowy region of Japan.
This way, stepped and sloped topographies can be combined in close vicinity, as demonstrated in Figure 5.
The two-level method also gives good results in a nonlinear test problem involving vanishing layers at the top and bottom of the fluid domain and an interface moving along sloping bottom topography.
The paper concludes with some numerical tests that include the Rossby wave problem, an upwelling/downwelling problem that involves fluid interfaces moving upward and downward along sloping bottom topography, and a double-gyre circulation that displays meanders and eddies.
Conceptual designs confirmed that the issues associated with steep slope topography, landform stability, and channel stability are valid, especially if minimizing the area of impact is a priority.
River outflow alters local sediment characteristics, and interacts with loop current eddies and dynamic slope topography to increase particulate organic matter flux in the northeastern region, thus creating areas of higher than normal meiofauna abundance.
