Sentence examples for topographic aspects from inspiring English sources

Except in few cases, all considered soil properties showed significant differences among vegetation communities and topographic aspects.

At each stratified vegetation community; Schefflera–Hagenia, Hypericum Erica Schefflera, and Erica arborea (shrub size), and in each of the four topographic aspects, four representative soil profiles giving a total of 3 × 4 × 4 = 48 were opened and described.

Two methods, respectively, defined topography-controlled thermal south as corresponding to (1) the maximum NDVI contrast between opposite topographic aspects or (2) the maximum covariance between NDVI and deviated southness.

For this purpose, all needed raster layers, including climatic (precipitation, temperature), topographic (aspects and slope) and soil-related (texture, pH, EC) layers, were provided by interpolation, surface analysis and other related techniques in GIS.

Several mouse models have been developed to understand the underlying mechanisms of the sight-threatening conditions in maculopathies [12], but these models are unable to represent the topographic aspects of the pathophysiology of macular disorders including the vascular component.

Yirdaw, E., Starr, M., Negash, M. & Yimer, F. Influence of topographic aspect on floristic diversity, structure and treeline of afromontane cloud forests in the Bale Mountains, Ethiopia.

The relationship of cell elongation and alignment with topographic aspect ratio is interpreted in terms of the theory of contact guidance.

This study addressed the effects of topographic aspect and vegetation community types on soil physical and chemical properties in the Bale Mountains, south-eastern highlands of Ethiopia.

Other factors, such as the number of burns conducted during the growing season and topographic aspect, did not contribute significantly to variation in woody plant cover or density.

Study of soil property variations resulting from topographic aspect and vegetation changes will have implication on the proper management of marginal and environmentally sensitive areas.

Other inputs to the neural network model included tree DBH (diameter at breast height), environmental (exposure, soil wetness) and topographic (aspect, altitude) variables.