Sentence examples for topography bears from inspiring English sources

Their schematic topography bears no correspondence to any known Monet paintings.

A more reasonable assumption is that the surface siting of natural gas wells is secondary to geologic considerations, as the current topography bears little influence on the geology.

(The wall, incidentally, seems modelled on Hadrian's wall, though that, along with any suggestion that Game of Thrones' topography bears relation to Britain's is so controversial that I'll be denounced on fan sites before I finish writing this sentence).

Although it lacks a classic links design with its direction-shifting front nine and back nine, its undulating topography bears more than a little resemblance to places like Royal Troon and the ultimate role model, St. Andrews.

Here we use 10Be nuclide samples (n = 36) from moraines, bedrock steps, and supraglacial ridgetops among a population of cirques in the east-central Pyrenees in order to quantify denudation in the landscape and detect whether the mountain topography bears any relevance to the glacial buzzsaw hypothesis.

As this dipolar topography bears some similarity to that of the well-studied M170 component (Liu et al. 2002), we illustrate in Figure 5 b the relationship of this effect to the M170 by selecting lateral temporal sensors from the right and left hemisphere which express both this predictability-sensitive response and the M170 (see also Supplementary Fig. 1).

In our study area, more bear-created canopy gaps may have occurred on ridges because this topography facilitates bear movement and helps them to more easily approach trees with attractive fruits.

The topography of Sabah bears clear evidence for a 200-km-long system of active normal faults that extend northeast to southwest, through the epicentral region (Fig. 1b).

In this paper, a method is proposed for the evaluation of image based Abbott Firestone curve parameters aiming to characterize the cylinder bore surface topography using machine vision.

Under uniform topography, we found that bear-created canopy gaps showed a strongly clumped distribution, whereas, in general, tree-fall gaps are randomly distributed [ 26, 27].

The specific topography of dysplasias in ASD bears analogy to the rostrocaudal pattern of brain maturation associated with sulcation and gyrification [ 24].