Sentence examples for topographic display from inspiring English sources

MRI provides a good overall topographic display and high intrinsic soft-tissue contrast, and also benefits from the lack of ionising radiation [19, 20, 21], making its use safe in pregnant patients.

The topographic landscape displays convex and concave structures, the former of which being apparently more attractive for the fibroblasts to climb onto and migrate along.

The primary sensory cortices display topographic organization, whereby receptive fields follow a characteristic pattern, from tonotopy to retinotopy to somatotopy [1].

From these differences, we compared the location and peak frequency distributions using topographic mapping to display the patterns of change across the three test periods.

dicoccoides); these populations were from Ammiad, Tabigha, and Yehudiyya microsites in northern Israel, which displayed topographic, edaphic, and climatic ecological contrasts, respectively (Li et al. 1999; Li et al. 2000; Li, Fahima, Korol, et al. 2000; Li, Fahima, Peng, et al. 2000; Li, Fahima, Krugman, et al. 2000; Li et al. 2002; Li, Korol, et al. 2002; Li et al. 2003, 2004) (fig. 5).

The distribution of the coherence for each possible pair of the 275 sensors was displayed in topographic patterns (network contourmaps, see Fig. 1).

The modern Gulf of Suez region displays dramatic topographic relief, with denuded basement reaching elevations of nearly 2000 m (6560 ft) on the flanks.

The Pilbara Craton displays remarkable topographic heterogeneity compared to the coastal plains of the southern Carnarvon and valley plains of the Ashburton regions, or the undulating dunes of the sandy deserts to the east.

The Michelin maps use color and shading to show topographic features like forest cover and elevation.

In brief, imagining genetic variation displayed on a topographic map, Wright depicted the more "harmonious" gene combinations (i.e., better adapted organisms within a population) as residing at or near the "peaks," and less well-adapted organisms to occupy positions on the slopes or even in the valleys, between peaks.

For better topographic visualization, height images were displayed as 3D views using the ARgyle Light program developed by Asylum Research to obtain an overlay of the topography with the phase signal obtained.