Sentence examples for variety of landforms from inspiring English sources

There is an enormous variety of landforms and landscapes, which occur mainly in a series of broad latitudinal belts.

The interior contains a variety of landforms ranging from savanna-covered low plains to rocky scarp and hill country.

This vast area encompassed a variety of landforms and climatic conditions, ranging on the mainland from the dry interior to the wetter coastal plains.

Areas between the channels show a variety of landforms, ranging from brackish water bays and mangrove swamps to saline tidal flats and beach ridges.

We demonstrate a variety of landforms and also their counterparts on Mars, which include aeolian dunes and yardangs, polygons, gullies, valleys, and fluvial fans.

The coastal environment around the world is made up of a wide variety of landforms manifested in a spectrum of sizes and shapes ranging from gently sloping beaches to high cliffs and from bars to off-shore islands.

The granite uplands of Dartmoor have traditionally been considered to be relict permafrost and periglacial landscapes that lay beyond the limits of Quaternary glaciations but a variety of landform evidence indicates that a plateau icefield existed on the northern part of the moor, constituting the southernmost independent ice cap in the British Isles.

Glacial meltwater produces a wide variety of erosional landforms, especially when released suddenly from impoundments under, on top of, and in front of the ice.

To gain insight into temporal aspects of fluvial morphodynamics within the Molopo Canyon, the entire variety of fluvial landforms consisting mainly of slope sediments, alluvial fans and alluvial fills were dated using Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL).

The net result is that a variety of tectonic landforms recognized along the mountain front can be tracked to the complex interactions among the transverse and longitudinal tectonic elements.

In most of the plains, coastal lowlands, sea islands and inland paludified lowlands, the values of Moran's I did decrease slowly with increasing lag, being >200 m in all forest and bog areas with complex topographical conditions due to the variety of glacial landforms and peatlands.