Sentence examples for topographical situation from inspiring English sources

The present degradation of these polygons depends on relief and topographical situation.

Geoarchaeological research revealed evidence for a short phase of heavy natural flooding events sometime between 950 and ca. 980 A.D. Its impact on the topographical situation around the Höhbeck is discussed in the light of the political situation.

Unlike most pigs and chickens which tend to be kept in uniform environmental conditions, sheep and beef cattle farming is characterised by heavy reliance on grazing grass, often in challenging climatic and topographical situations.

The results confirmed the validity of the model in defining the different gradients of exposure, and identified inconsistencies between measured levels and those estimated by the model only in the presence of complex topographical situations (e.g. hills), a condition that does not apply to the Po Valley.

To characterize the pre-AD 79 Roman paleosol and the paleo-topographical situation south of Pompeii, ten stratigraphic core drillings were conducted along two transects stretching W E and N S.

However, in situations where topographical variance is less defined, such as on escarpments or more open landscapes, it is difficult to define whether a monument is 'strategically' placed or 'prominent' in the landscape, and the use of these terms become subjective.

The combined outcomes have established the topographical and even recent developmental situations in basin.

The survey encompassing the topographical features of the renovation site.

A topographical map provides a good indication of the driving situation throughout the country.

Described in Samuel Lewis's A Topographical Dictionary of England (1848) as located in "a bleak situation", Shaw and Crompton is in the valley of the River Beal, which runs northward through the town towards the village of Newhey.

In this situation, a vitally important consideration for the functional characterisation must be the extraction of all topographical events over an interacting surface.