Examples of using Topography in English and their translations into Hebrew
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to create a terraced arrangement in keeping with the site's topography.
There will be early starts and long days, given the topography of our beautiful county,
Our assumption, however, as was explained at length in our lectures on biblical Jerusalem, is that topography has spiritual meaning.
The topography of Koh Rong Samloem is dominated by hills,
Requests from the survey crew the necessary information in order to lay out a public works project draws preliminary topography for a project site using the survey information.
By contrast, due to Titan's thick, hazy atmosphere, the global map of Titan's topography is extremely fuzzy,
volcanic craters, and steaming thermal springs betray the forces that birthed much of New Zealand's dramatic topography.
This is what you call an illusion of the topography, the bedlam of the mountainous region,
create a terraced structure that matches the topography of the site.
The topography of the city likens the roofs of buildings to natural mountain peaks- high points on the horizon through which signals can be sent into the distance.
It's not GPS coordinates or topography.
Accommodation unites in three different buildings situated in steep topography in Har Homa neighborhood- Jerusalem.
The number of stone courses in the enclosure walls also varies in accordance with the topography.
Topography and climate===Croydon covers an area of 86.52 km2, the 256th largest district in England.
This is what you call a illusion of the topography, the bedlam of the mountainous region,
(Laughter) But it is within our self-interest to understand the topography of our lives unto ourselves.
The topography features of the region east of the Nile are very different from those at the western desert.
Houël's main intention was to illustrate local topography, but his delicate applications of watercolor also magnificently captured the effects of light and atmosphere.
He studied the topography, history, civilizations,
Modern scholars studied topography, geology, sediment and hydrodynamics,