topographical
গ্রীষ্মমণ্ডলীয়
definition
adjective
the topographical features of the river valley
of or relating to the arrangement or accurate representation of the physical features of an area.
translation of 'topographical'
ভূ-সংস্থান-সংক্রান্ত
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We attempted to assess the specific consequences of 'topographical' changes by selective manipulation of this parameter with neutral K20 antiintegrin antibody.
These tests can be summarized as follows: Similarity: Each homologue must have the same 1: 1 'topographical' relationship with other structures.
The 1991 Statement of Management empowered the Park Service to preserve ‘important 'topographical' features of the battlefield.’
He went on to paint Dutch scenes as if they were further 'topographical' reveries in an Italian landscape, although with cowmen instead of goatherds among the weirs and ivy-dripping ruins, as in The Ford.
The regulation of cell integrin receptors involves modulation of membrane expression, shift between different affinity states, and 'topographical' redistribution on the cell membrane.
Religious, philosophical, and 'topographical' works were published in large numbers, though eventually overtaken in popularity by the novel.
In this way they divided the retinal cells into three 'topographical' regions or zones: the vitreous zone (vitreous body of other authors), the pigmented zone, and the nuclear zone.
The geoid (the surface of equal gravitational potential of a hypothetical ocean at rest) serves as the classical reference for all 'topographical' features.
Lawrence's painting is a 'topographical' landscape; Morse's is a history painting.
The bulk consists of lists of places with longitude and latitude, with brief descriptions of important 'topographical' features.
There was no 'topographical' relation of inflammatory atrophy with either HGPIN or HC.
The wallpaper depicts five 'topographical' views of North America: Boston Harbor, Niagara Falls, West Point, New York Bay, and the Natural Bridge of Virginia.
He pointed out that the discovery also showed how ancient artists drew accurate 'topographical' maps of the Horus Road, which stretched from Egypt to Palestine.
Shifts in 'topographical' distribution were identified statistically by a significant state by scalp site interaction.
Prediction of fluid shear force distribution on the endothelial surface has been computed from 'topographical' maps measured by atomic force microscopy.
They presented a methodology to analyze AFM force curves on lipid bilayers that correlated with 'topographical' features in the AFM images.
Each regional section has a brief introduction to set the scene and pick out distinctive geographical and 'topographical' features.
Instead, he finds a scroll of paper and begins to draw, quite successfully, the houses and 'topographical' features of Steerborough.
Although located in the ‘inner’ space of the city, their orientation and design exploits 'topographical' or geographical features of the site in order to preserve the sense of isolation associated with sanctuaries outside the walls.
The building would have no relationship with existing development, the townscape or 'topographical' features, principally the River Moy.
The province is also developing new nutrient management zones based on soil classification and 'topographical' features to identify areas more vulnerable to nutrient loss to ground and surface water.
Turner's use of watercolour in his travel sketches facilitated the emergence of his landscape studies, these early works of 'topographical' watercolour allowed him to develop his innovative handling of the medium.
The 'topographical' relations of ATP distribution and histological pattern were analysed.
Much of the best of his later work was mildly 'topographical' , inspired by his love of travel; it records journeys to Scotland, along the river Duddon, to the Continent, etc.
That's because, he explained, even the best maps of Mars don't display all the 'topographical' features and ‘the images we get back don't always match up.’
Accordingly, we have used AFM to examine the temperature-dependent 'topographical' characteristics of membrane domains in DMPC / DSPC multibilayers.
Birds may use celestial bodies or the Earth's magnetic field to steer their way but they also depend on major 'topographical' features to aid in navigation.
The Celts, who came to this corner of the land about 300 B.C. were probably the first to give names to the 'topographical' features of the area.
Second, before engaging the enemy, rivers, mountains, and other 'topographical' features must be used to gain added leverage.
Each walk description comes with technical details, walk time, height gained, distance and OS Map, as well as a sketch map showing the main 'topographical' features and a photograph to inspire and guide.
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