Sentence examples for topographical point from inspiring English sources

It wasn't, however, until April of 2016 that the moon was given a proper globe from a topographical point of view.

We used an analogous dispersion model and from the topographical point of view the entire Province is completely flat, so our estimates probably do provide a good estimate of dioxin exposure.

In some slopes, no shallow landslides were triggered even though some of the topographical factors point to unstable high probability.

The hydrology component explicitly represents water pools available as breeding sites to anopheline mosquitoes by simulating the flow of rainfall into topographical low points and water loss due to evaporation and infiltration.

Medieval and partly Moorish, it sits astride one of the highest of the city's many hills, both a topographical and an emotional point of reference, somewhat like the Parthenon in Athens.

We point out topographical features along the way, wildflower patches and interesting garden statues, and name-brand cars as they whiz by.

In general, studies point toward topographical organization without clear borders in the STN (Haynes and Haber 2013; Alkemade 2013) (Fig.  2).

Minimalist but smartly placed pop-ups point out varied topographical and cultural highlights.

It was this, as much as the diminishing clout of priests and preachers in industrialising Europe, that at last began to damp the flames.From that point on, the topographical Hell began to fade.

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.

This is because of the difficulty in determining rigorous mean gravity along the plumbline between the geoid and a point at the topographical surface.