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Перевод: physiographic

[прилагательное]
физиографический

Тезаурус:

1. Nevertheless, speciation appears to be greater in regions of geological instability or great physiographic diversity with rapid climatic gradients as in Madagascar.
2. The drifts and, to some extent, the soils formed on them, differ in the two physiographic situations.
3. In this illustration a very obvious physiographic variable cannot be ignored and is integral as part of the explanation, as well as an explanation for human action.
4. Davis's (1928) objections on physiographic grounds to Daly's theory do not seem to be valid, and are according to Daly due to a misconception of the Glacial Control theory.
5. If the first digit in the brackets is other than zero then a physiographic or geographic location is indicated; for example, 591(285) means animals (pond); 385(410) means Railways (in Britain).
6. It is difficult to avoid a climatic explanation for this facies, just as the differences between the Tithonian and the contemporaneous Volgian facies farther north were also probably climatic rather than physiographic.
7. Indeed, the existence of soil degradation and erosion is contingent on an enormous variety of human and physiographic variables, and it is probably impossible and counter-productive to attempt a single theory of soil erosion.
8. Farmers in the terai or plains are not really affected except by flooding - although for physiographic reasons most of the flooding occurs to the south of the border with India.
9. At smaller geographical scales it is physiographic variables (those describing erodibility and erosivity) which best explain the spatial variations of soil erosion.
10. South-east Europe is a region of great geographical diversity, in which several major physiographic and climatic zones converge.