Sentence examples for topographical term from inspiring English sources

This term is closely related to the topographical term 'prominence', which denotes the altitude difference of a peak to its highest saddle which connects the peak to a higher neighbour.

Although the system has local topographical gradients in terms of nutrient, moisture availability and plant species, soil respiration responses to OTC treatments were similar on the upper and lower slopes, implying that local heterogeneity may not be important for scaling up the results.

The GTV should be described in standard topographical or anatomical terms, e.g. 'tumour 18 mm in diameter in the left lobe of the prostate adjacent to but not breaching the capsule'.

Though the microtopography of the fields was quite different, they were identical in terms of topographical indicators.

EH: The Third Way is a topographical and not a political term.

This allowed more detailed analysis of long term subscribers and topographical and morphological subtypes of intracranial central nervous system tumours.

This interface can be manipulated in terms of chemical and topographical features to better understand the interaction at nanometer and micrometer scales.

The FGDs were conducted with ardos from all blocks to discuss immigration patterns into the KGR over time and explore differences between the blocks in terms of household and topographical characteristics.

The enhancement of the osseointegration process can be achieved modifying the quality of the surface of the implant in terms of chemical, physical and topographical properties, all of them influencing the functional activity of cells around the implant surface.

Linear parameters of the study area is closely related to the channel patterns of the stream network in which the topographical physiognomies of the stream segments in terms of open relations of the drainage system are studied.

More than 95% of neutrophils moved in the direction of the long axis of ridges/grooves regardless of the topographical geometry and chemistry, consistent with a phenomenon termed "contact guidance".