Sentence examples for topographical sites from inspiring English sources

There seemed no dispute that the hunting pasture was once known by a racial epithet — as a number of topographical sites had once been, both in Texas and in other places — nor was there dispute that the epithet had been painted onto a rock on the property.

The adrenal gland is the topographical site where NB is most frequently found [ 1].

In general, data showed a strong association for the compounds tested between BML change and cartilage volume loss in the same or related topographical site.

Interestingly, most of the neurons expressing spatacsin at high levels were located in the cortical Layers III and V, the topographical site of transcallosal and cortico-spinal projections, respectively (25, 26).

Each bears a relief derived from the pixels of electronically transmitted topographical maps representing sites that have significant meaning to the artist's heritage.

High (<10 m) and ultra-high (<4 m) resolution DTMs from stereo imagery were employed to confirm mainly topographical hazard free landing sites from an engineering standpoint as well as to assess the geology of the target areas.

The CONCORD-2 topographical definition of tumour sites was applied using the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (3rd Edition; ICD-O-3).

His company, which is funded to the tune of $2 million, allows you to send a quadcopter around your job site to create a topographical map of the situation.

The spatial and temporal pressure distributions induced at the site by the blast were determined by means of a finite element model that simulates the shock wave propagation considering the topographical features of the site and the main structures of the NPP.

The processes by which rainfall is diverted into pools suitable for Anopheles breeding are strongly dependent on the frequency, intensity, and duration of rainfall events in addition to site-specific topographical features, soil characteristics, and vegetation cover.

Kitagawa et al. (2014) analysed the spatial pattern of forest structure for a 306-ha water catchment in a Japanese mountainous area, and they pointed out that local above-ground biomass could be explained through the topographical features of the site.