Sentence examples for suitable terrain from inspiring English sources

The rover may also be accompanied by a scouting vehicle that will travel ahead of the Rosalind Franklin and test for suitable terrain.

Yields in the north can be up to three times those in the south because of improved mechanization techniques and more suitable terrain.

Because there was no other suitable terrain within 50 miles of Chicago, the group zeroed in on an area about 30 miles west of Madison, where the highest point is 1,400-foot 1,400-foot.

A number of point light sources together that can illuminate the whole polyhedral terrain are assigned to suitable terrain offset vertices.

Edgar Pieterse, director of the African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town, says the predominant spatial condition of South African cities, low-density suburban sprawl, does not make particularly suitable terrain for BRT, which requires continued and very high rates of occupancy to sustain itself economically.

Cattle farming was limited by the inability to expand into less suitable terrain for bovines.

In his 1960 guerrilla manual, Guevara wrote: "Given suitable operating terrain, land hunger, enemy injustices, etc., a hard core of thirty to fifty men is, in my opinion, enough to initiate armed revolutions in any Latin- American country".

Top British fell runner and Inov-8 athlete Ben Abdelnoor is optimistic about fell running's prospects in the south: "There's a long history of fell running in the north of England and Scotland, particularly in Cumbria, but there's no reason for it not to grow in parts of the country that have at least some suitable fell terrain.

It has a lot of terrain suitable for beginners and intermediates.

Not only is the terrain suitable for Russian armor, but the Chechens have also found it difficult to ferry supplies and reinforcements across the river, said Mr. Izmailov, the senior aide to Mr. Maskhadov.

Digital photogrammetry, applied to scanned archived photography, can be used to generate high-resolution (sub-meter) DEM surfaces of proglacial terrain suitable for quantifying decadal-scale morphometric changes that have occurred since the mid-20th century to recent times.