Sentence examples for terrain configuration from inspiring English sources

The depth of the radiationally cooled layer of air depends on a variety of factors, such as the moisture content of the air, soil and vegetation characteristics, and terrain configuration.

The air movement and pollutant dispersion are governed primarily by the day ground heating and night cooling and by the terrain configuration.

The dynamic rig comprises two independent pneumatic cylinders to replicate rider foot movement, as well as three independent adjustable pressure airbags used to simulate the snowboarding terrain by varying their pressure according to the change in the terrain configuration.

This autonomy has in view the power source's supply capability but also orientation and perception capabilities as regards the terrain configuration the robot is running upon and its decision making and the motion manner towards a target.

In contrast to this idealistic assumption, in reality, a walker usually encounters more complex terrain configurations.

However, after wolf establishment in 1996, browsing intensity on willows lessened in some areas and we hypothesized that, at both a landscape and fine scale, browsing pressure reflects terrain configurations influencing predation risk (nonlethal effects), in conjunction with lower elk densities (lethal effects).

We have calculated the electromagnetic fields over three different non-flat terrains configurations, by means of the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method in a two dimensional (2D) cylindrical coordinate system.

This did not take into account variations in speed, path configuration, terrain profile, etc.

This segment presents an irregular configuration of terrain with steep slopes, instabilities, and a propensity for erosion.

Kauffmann said that the Brooks Range for him is the best of Alaska- in the quality of its light, in the clarity of its flowing water, and in the configuration of its terrain.

Try three feet of new!!" And, best of all, the day before our departure: "Two hundred two inches on top: Largest base in the world!!!!" Yes, Mount Baker in Washington's North Cascades is legendary for snow depth -- something about the winter jet stream and the configuration of the terrain funnels in storm after storm from the Gulf of Alaska.