Sentence examples for topography becomes from inspiring English sources

As the river changes its position, meander-scroll topography becomes preserved as part of the floodplain surface itself.

When slopes are getting steep, however, the obstacle influence of the uplifted topography becomes weak.

Viewed over a longer timescale, however — on the order of hundreds of thousands of years — the Earth's topography becomes a rippling, shifting, changing tableau.

There is a real sense in which his poetry is permanent homesickness, as the place is returned to again and again, but always with a difference, until its topography becomes the register of an immensely complex psychological, emotional, cultural and political terrain; until the place has become, in fact, in the title of one of Heaney's collections of lectures, the "place of writing".

Although the shadows in any one picture will accentuate the relief, it is by combining the whole imaging series that the full topography becomes apparent, especially when colour and specular effects are carefully controlled.

93 min later, the cellular topography becomes steady and no obvious change was observed in the next 63 min; the total cell height is raised but the cellular surface is smooth (Figure 3l-p).

Its topography became the landscape of her soul: "Beauty belonged to it, and the underlying fierceness which must be accepted with beauty; animals belonged to it, and so did books and all my other pleasures; safety belonged to it, and so did my knowledge of good and evil and my wobbly preference for good".

At Skjervet, the two split; towards Nesheim the gradient increased and the topography became more difficult.

At a time when mostarchitectural writing seems to fall within either the limits of journalismor the rigorous territories of academic research, this collection of textsdraws an unfrequented path of discourse, a topography that becomes aninvitation to approach architectural ideas through pleasures of reading.

After the change of phase the topography image becomes less noisy for some time.

One potential difficulty is that the effects of surface chemistry and surface topography may become convoluted.