Sentence examples for topographical measures from inspiring English sources

A series of aerial photographs were acquired and completed by topographical measures on the ground.

Voxel-based morphometry detects regional gray matter density, and surface-based morphometry differences in a range of topographical measures across a reconstructed cortical ribbon.

Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) topographical measurements were used to measure the surface modified with the diblock copolymer brushes after 4 weeks of immersion, showing almost no differences in surface morphology (Fig. 10).

Data on the mean annual precipitation (mm, 2.5-min resolution), mean temperature of the driest quarter (°C × 10, 2.5-min resolution), and topographical complexity (measured as altitudinal standard deviation; m, 2.5-min resolution) were gathered from Bioclim (http://www.worldclim.org/bioclim).org/bioclim

Orthometric height is defined generally as the geometrical distance between the geoid and the point on the topographical surface, measured along the plumbline through the point.

LiDAR cannot precisely measure topographical elements such as ground undulation covered by vegetation, curbstones, etc.

Airborne laser elevation (or lidar) surveys provide a 10-fold improvement in the precision with which topographical features are measured, Snyder reports in the current edition of Eos, the weekly journal of the American Geophysical Union.

Heights of topographical features were measured by taking the height at half-maximal width, using the cross-section function contained in the image processing software package from JPK Instruments.

Global positioning system (GPS) was used to measure the topographical elevation at the groundwater level measuring location.

The mechanical properties of the probes were measured and topographical images of a standard surface obtained with the fabricated probes are presented.

To map the minefields, Mr. Willoughby said, the Halo Trust teams conducted topographical surveys using equipment that measured standard latitude and longitude measurements.