Sentence examples for stable terrain from inspiring English sources

One is that you use an "end-bearing pile," in which a support is extended through the sand to a more compact, stable terrain.

The inventor's dilemma, in these circumstances, was whether to stay and fight for the fledgling nation that was promising to extend the modernizing slavery economy and all that it benefitted, or whether to remove oneself to safer, more stable terrain.

Success rate curves reveal a decrease in the model fitting performance when using the 1954 land use map, due to a reduction of slope units classified as unstable and an increase in stable terrain.

Our favoured hypothesis is that ancestors of the Pilbara lineages radiated into the region at the onset of aridity in Australia approximately 5 mya and locally adapted to the various ancient and highly stable terrain types and the micro-habitats derived from them.

While there are a variety of possible explanations, our favoured hypothesis is that ancestors of the Pilbara lineages radiated into the region at the onset of aridity in Australia approximately 5 mya and locally adapted to these ancient and highly stable terrain types and the micro-habitats derived from them.

What they found can help design robots that are more stable on uneven terrain and after unexpected falls, which is critical to successful search and rescue operations.

The procedure employs databases containing topology, road and traffic data, and is applied to estimate ground pollution concentrations in a stable atmosphere over rough terrain.

By contrast, living organisms are highly adaptive and capable of performing tasks in changing environments, such as stable locomotion over uneven terrain.

We need to marry sentiment with science". The Jaipur Knee is made of self-lubricating, oil-filled nylon and is both flexible and stable, even on irregular terrain.

In fact, the tires are wide enough that the Scrooser can stand up on its own – although a spring-loaded double kickstand, tucked away under the footboard, is available for more stable parking on uneven terrain.

The scatter in the model estimate becomes larger for intermediate values of the susceptibility, suggesting not only that the models were incapable of satisfactorily classifying the terrain as stable or unstable for these terrain units, but also that the obtained estimates were highly variable, and hence, less reliable (Guzzetti et al. 2006b).