Sentence examples for topographic shear from inspiring English sources
Secondly, the compression induces a topographic shear.
The orientation of the stripes, in which ocular dominance organize and which define the direction of the topographic shear, may well relate to the 3D form of V1.
The chart to the right was developed by Riehl in 1954 using meteorological equations that assume a gale radius of about 140 mile, a fairly symmetric cyclone, and does not consider topographic effects or vertical wind shear.
One technique that provides topographic data independently to the electrochemical measurement is shear force (SF) SECM.
This approach scales site-specific seismic hazard curve analysis techniques to a regional scale evaluation by combining generally available data, including: previous landslide inventories, lidar and photogrammetric topographic data, geologic mapping, NEHRP site classifications based on shear wave velocity (VS30) measurements, and seismic hazard curves for the analysis.
Nano-topographic surfaces could perhaps alter the direction in which bacteria experience shear forces, making them less likely to adhere, or easier to be removed.
For the purposes of this study, soil properties including organic matter, CaCO3, surface shear strength (SSS), particle size distribution, mean weight diameter (MWD), and the topographic attributes were measured.
"Shoah" is a topographic work.
They were called topographic instruments, or theodolites.
Michael Cooper, Michael Luo and Michael D. Shear report.
