Sentence examples for topographical unit from inspiring English sources
They had been working in the headquarters of the Topographical Unit, on the ground floor of Borough Hall, since October as several contractors tore up most of the rest of the floor tile in the room, and no one had warned them of any danger.
(Curb heights are measured by the topographical unit of the Manhattan borough president's office against an imaginary but uniform line called the Borough of Manhattan datum, 2.75 feet above mean sea level at Sandy Hook, N.J., as determined by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey).
To illustrate the operation of SF-NIL, a topographical array with unit side 7 mm was stepped out on Si using Delo-Katiobond.
There is increasing use of hydrological models that employ surface topographical properties to represent hydrologic linkages between morphological units in a drainage basin.
Ecosystem units were fine-scale polygons resolved across topographical and edaphic gradients.
Hence, the more complex and equally relevant nanoscale substructural units that extend beyond the collagen D-periodical topographical features have largely been underestimated in dentistry thus far.
Each rain gauge is considered representative of a Territorial Unit (TU), defined on the basis of relatively homogeneous geological, geomorphological and topographical characteristics (Fig. 2) (Martelloni et al. 2012; Lagomarsino et al. 2013).
Consistent with previous findings, we found that a clear topographical segregation of sensory responses is apparent in the real time response properties of MeA units.
The most common features in social science are ethnic, cultural, or linguistic (Provence), climatic or topographical (the Tennessee Valley), industrial or urban (the Ruhr), economic specialization (the cotton belt of North America), administrative units (standard government regions in Great Britain), and international political areas (the Middle East).
His map becomes topographical.
Not literary influences — topographical ones.
