Sentence examples for topography generates from inspiring English sources
Topography generates local-scale variation in soil properties that recapitulate landscape-scale variation generated by climate and parent material.
On the alluvial fans, the gently undulatory topography generates a striped pattern.
The percentage of peaks in the "similar" topography generates the cross-PTM score.
Moreover, the PhC topography generates more favorable free carrier transport for TDPTD PCBM by virtue of the 45% larger interfacial area and a modified static internal electric field distribution in the photoactive region, which induces the field-dependent dissociation of excitons at the active region.
The ocean margins were reconstructed by tracing the estimated paleoshoreline elevations, while carefully interpolating across topography generated by clearly younger resurfacing processes.
We hypothesize that the first event is due to the uplift and denudation of regional, permanent topography generated after the breakup of Brazil and Africa.
Variations in dynamic topography generated by subducting lithospheric slabs, and by thermal insulation of mantle beneath supercontinents, can explain much of the large-scale sequence architecture but more detailed plate tectonic reconstructions and associated mantle convection models are necessary to further test and develop these explanations.
Specifically, the cerebellar topography generated by the different frontal seed regions (MOT, DLPFC, MPFC, and APFC) in Data Set 1 was used to define cerebellar regions that were used as a priori seeds in Data Set 2 (Vincent et al. 2006, 2008; Kahn et al. 2008).
Fig. 5 Unique 3D topographies generated by the TASTE process including a convex and b convex patterns, c a combination of both concave and convex patterns in close proximity, d rectangular and e circular slopes patterned into gratings and f a hybrid stepped and sloped structure [40].
These different scalp topographies generated in ITC likely reflect separate stages of object recognition, such as perceptual encoding followed by identification.
Underlying reasons may include an oceanic buffering effect that attenuates increases in air temperature, and the complex topography that generates micro-refugia.
