Sentence examples for upland terrain from inspiring English sources

The upland terrain of the Ghats is known as Malnad.

The topography is mostly upland terrain, with river valleys and coastal lowlands.

On the uneven, upland terrain, radioactive fallout pooled in rivulets and puddles.

Results are presented from an experiment designed to investigate the processes that cause small-scale (sub-20 km) variations in wet deposition to upland terrain in the UK.

Cheetahs inhabit a wide variety of habitats, including the dry, open country and grasslands where they are most often seen, as well as areas of denser vegetation and rocky upland terrain.

These include scrubby, drought-adapted post oaks, now confined mainly to drier upland terrain where they don't have to compete with trees that require, and get, a lot of moisture.

It is flanked by upland crystalline terrain on north, Bay of Bengal on south, the river Vasista Godavari on east and the river Upputeru and Lake Kolleru on west.

During the large Middle Pleistocene glaciations, surface runoff from glacial meltwaters would have fed directly into the river channel network because much of the upland limestone terrain was covered by ice, and many conduits in the karst would have been choked with sediment or permanently frozen.

Upland farmers in marginal terrain, such as the Massif Central, already find it hard to survive without taking up activities such as tourism.

The undulating upland steppe and terraced terrain generally constrains settlements within linear zones along river valleys or clusters within basins.

The missing link Once across the border, the Southern Uplands provide the perfect terrain to test the tiltiness of the Pendolino train, and the power of the engines to ascend Beattock Summit at 1,016ft: "Pulling up Beattock, a steady climb: The gradient's against her, but she's on time," according to W H Auden's epic poem, Night Mail.