topography

She held out little hope the topography would be any different.

Why, that's almost the same thing as having no topography at all.

In 1941 he took a topography course, although nothing ever came out of it.

Here is a topography of a great artist's life and work.

The topography was different to back East, and so were the colors.

The street's current topography reflects about the state of 1470.

In fact, he had a remarkable sense of the local topography.

The topography of the valley allowed them to hear things especially well.

She had time to look at the surprising topography of his head.

The gentle topography has also good potential of ground water development.

At an early age he became interested in the history and topography of his native city.

Because of the local topography the town was well suited to become a river center.

The physical topography of our world cannot be accurately described in words.

Evidence of its industrial past can still be seen by the interesting topography on the site.

Development, although not shown on the map, also changed the topography.

The differences in topography are based on the age of drift.

The difficult topography made it easy to defend from attack.

"We design the green to fit the topography of the site," he said.

The topography of an area can also mean the surface shape and features themselves.

Due to the topography of the area, it is difficult to photograph the falls.

If the topography of the valley is suitable, these do not need to be very high.

Later, they began working together to map the topography of the ocean floor.

The topography of the global data net had long left human understanding behind.

So, too, it is with the genetic topography of our species.

The climate and topography are not good for winter sports.