Sentence examples for topographical studies from inspiring English sources

Some subject elusive spaces to sly, poetic attacks in the form of bogus topographical studies, while others offer loaded accounts of journeys through a landscape.

Several of the early works center on panoramas and topographical studies, with artists gazing around at a continent still relatively new to European eyes.

His father was a bank cashier and writer of ghost stories, topographical studies of Sussex, Cornwall and London, true crime tales and biographies of his near contemporaries Oscar Wilde, HG Wells and Rudyard Kipling.

Bob Braine subjects potholes, street irregularities and other banal urban phenomena to detailed photographic and topographical studies, while Brooke Knight juxtaposes near abstract photographs of New York City sidewalks with their precise latitude and longitude readings.

Robinson's plans to sum up his important topographical studies in a work on biblical geography were cut short by illness in 1862.

But his greatest fame was as a writer, first of biographies (Latimer, Cranmer, Hus), and then of topographical studies, the last of which, on Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex, he completed at the age of 85, despite having been a victim of dropsy since the age of 71.

According to a topographical study, the lake has tunnels under it, which may account for the town's flooding.

Fu M, et al. Embryonic development of the ganglion plexuses and the concentric layer structure of human gut: a topographical study.

Justin Wintle's offbeat biographical-cum-topographical study of Thomas, Furious Interiors (Flamingo), is well worth reading too.

In general, deforestation caused an increase of the differences between soils of the three topographical positions studied; however, this primarily resulted from the strongest influence of forest removal stated for south-facing slopes, while soils located both on north-facing slopes and in depressions were relatively unchanged by deforestation.

Topographical characters studied by scanning electron microscopy (Fig. 1) revealed that most of the chitosan particles were nearly spherical while some were irregular in shape.