topography
تلروپ
definition
noun
the topography of the island
the arrangement of the natural and artificial physical features of an area.
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the 'topography' of the island
This use of the available 'topography' provided natural insulation that kept the cellars an even, cool temperature.
The crescent of land that crowns Michigan's lower peninsula offers perfect 'topography' , soil, views and weather.
The islands' 'topography' includes such diverse features as active volcanos, grassy pastures, and endless stretches of beach.
The outcome of infection depends mainly on the severity and 'topography' of histological gastritis, which may be determined by the age at which infection is acquired.
The weather and seasons in the Greater Middle East, and related matters of terrain and 'topography' , present a very mixed and varied picture.
Studies in migrant Asians comparing body fat 'topography' with that in Caucasians have confirmed similar findings.
‘It was a great site to work with, with natural 'topography' and sand and gravel, which really allowed us to go crazy,’ said Eitelman.
Shaking his head, he crossed over and took out a 'topography' map.
Its blast was bigger than ‘Little Boy's’ but its impact was reduced by the natural 'topography' of the city.
Vernal pools are shallow depressions in the natural 'topography' that have hard pan, impermeable hard pan, beneath them and when the winter rains come they fill with water.
The surface 'topography' of the silicified microbe is controlled by the size and distribution of the opal-A spheres.
He called up a 'topography' map of the area and overlaid the data from the tornado's path on it.
At the time, project planners were hell-bent on sticking a shopping center underneath the school, and they carved away much of the natural 'topography' in the process.
the 'topography' of the island
The volcanic vista in Lava Lake also features designed 'topography' , including striped atolls from which astronautlike figures survey the swirling red seas of their planet.
The reservoir is an example of using natural 'topography' for rainwater harvesting.
In most of the landscape, these form areas of relatively featureless 'topography' as they are easily eroded.
Situated 20 km from the centre of Budapest in rolling countryside, the track climbs and falls around the natural 'topography' .
What resembles from afar a tarp-covered car turns out, on closer inspection, to be a brown cloth hillock stitched with an abstract 'topography' .
The use of atomic force microscopy has recently allowed measurement of the endothelial surface 'topography' in vitro for the first time.
However, there is a potential for increased tourism because of the natural beauty and varied 'topography' and because the country is unspoiled and inexpensive.
Of course, Stane Street was not totally straight: it had to take into account the undulations and natural barriers of British 'topography' .
The site plan responds to the site's 'topography' , respecting natural arroyos and ridges.
Talpacific Holidays is putting the boot into New Zealand with escorted walking tours through some of the country's most spectacular 'topography' and active wildlife areas.
A computer, programmed with the patient's refraction and corneal 'topography' , controls the laser beam to precisely remove corneal tissue.
It lies on a chalk knoll, its natural 'topography' having been sculptured and modelled through successive phases of construction and reconstruction.
They use a surface 'topography' conducive to generating new bone growth.
Pattern formation in either or both membrane composition and 'topography' at the junction between a cell or a lipid vesicle and a surface, has been noted for decades.
Squares and rectangles are the main planning module and these warp into parallelograms to accommodate the natural 'topography' .
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