Sentence examples similar to topographic system from inspiring English sources

Submarine canyons are major topographic systems that enhance the heterogeneity of continental slopes [150].

Ecologists strive to emulate patterns within the horizontal and topographic arrangement of a system's components.

A distinctive feature in the topographic organization of the olfactory system is that ORs also plays an instructive role in the axonal convergence of OSN into the olfactory bulb (OB).

The topographic reference system for our descriptions is based upon Lovén's system [ 29] as depicted in Figure 1 A, B [ambulacra I-V (Amb I-V) and interambulacra 1-5 (IAmb 1-5)].

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.

A sensitivity analysis of error factors of the fine DEM clarifies that the error of detecting an attitude of the platform has the largest influence on the total error of the topographic measurement system.

In combination with the analysis of laser altimetry data obtained from the NASA Airborne Topographic Mapper system and cosmogenic dating of granite boulders we show that the features previously thought to be shorelines are not horizontally or linearly continuous.

Topographic organization is a ubiquitous phenomenon in sensory systems (Kaas 1997; Weinberg 1997).

This work may also have more general implications for processing object attributes in the auditory, visual and somatosensory systems, where many brain regions maintain the topographic organization of information arriving from the sensory periphery.

The spatial extent of woodlands was derived from the official German topographic cartographic information system ATKIS.

Applying this system, topographic datasets were produced over potential landing sites, which had been previously proposed based mainly on their purported geological significance.