Sentence examples for topographic models from inspiring English sources

In World War II Mr. Rosenthal was shipped by the Army Corps of Engineers to Britain, where he commanded a unit of artists making topographic models.

This method is frequently used to derive gravity anomaly fields and terrestrial gravity fields from digital topographic models.

In the new paper, Sawyer and colleagues tapped the National Hydrography Dataset, which contains realistic topographic models of riverbeds, streams, and coastlines across the United States.

This study provides both external and internal accuracy assessments for the derived topographic models (note that different data sets are used, albeit independent).

b (sim 70-m crater disim 70-m by Graben craterC NAC image M1121352379RC) Fig. 16 Three-dislocatedl topographic models on which spectral ratio images are mapped.

A terraced-model approach was taken to simplify the manufacturing of the topographic models, providing the added benefit of enhanced surface roughness from the terraced steps.

To compare final spherical equivalent (SE) refractions in patients who previously underwent radial keratotomy (RK) undergoing routine cataract surgery using keratometry (K) values from the Tomey (Topographic Modeling System [TMS]; Tomey Corp., Phoenix, AZ) Placido topographer, manual keratometer, and IOLMaster (Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Jena, Germany) keratometer using the Haigis formulas.

The miller, the bog and automatic control system were modelled, and experiments were carried out to establish a topographic model of the bog surface, and an oscillator was specially designed and developed to establish dynamic properties of the bog, for the model.

The significant border relationship in regard to repression and resistance was not the one between the preconscious and the conscious but the one between the preconscious and the unconscious This "topographic" model of the mind was derived from Freud's concept of how dreams are formed, and it remains at the heart of psychoanalysis.

However, it proved not to provide a strong enough theoretical structure to carry the increasing weight of clinical discovery; as time went on, and Freud did more and more analyses, the topographic model began to creak, and finally — on the issue of unconscious guilt — it broke down.

The topographic model DMT2006 to degree/order 180 (Pavlis et al., 2007) was used to compute.