Sentence examples for topographic depression from inspiring English sources

Casey wondered if the source area is in a topographic depression, such as a river bed.

Sinkhole, also called sink or doline, topographic depression formed when underlying limestone bedrock is dissolved by groundwater.

"The Gale crater floor today is the lowest topographic depression for over 1,000 kilometres in any direction, including the northern plains.

The brightest region of all, the "left ventricle" of the heart-shaped bright region, appears to be a topographic depression.

It is shown to result from the combined effect of the topographic depression and N2 daytime sublimation.

The Oki-Daito Ridge is characterized by two rows of linear bathymetric highs that have a V-shaped topographic depression between them.

Topographic depressions are abundant in topographically complex landscapes.

Topographic depressions in digital elevation models (DEMs) are frequently a combination of artefacts and actual features.

Study plots were randomly located within paired topographic depressions located in northwestern Syria.

Generally, the thickness decreases with distance from the vent but is thicker in topographic depressions at some locations.

The hummocky post-glacial soil landscapes with kettle holes as internal drainage systems are characterized by ponds that trap lateral fluxes in topographic depressions.