The common theme in these examples and similar ones is that topographical features are either the physical embodiments of creator beings or are the results of their activity.

In spite of financial difficulties and political problems, the survey was significant not only for its published results, but also because of the men involved, and the survey methods developed – in particular, topographical mapping by triangulation.

In humans, damage to the retrosplenial cortex results in topographical disorientation.

This results in new topographical surveys in 1869 and the publication of the first 13 Siegfriedkarten ( 1: 25. 000 and 1: 50. 000 ) in 1870.

David Traill wrote that the examiners gave him his PhD on the basis of his topographical analysis of Ithaca, which were in part simply translations of another author's work or drawn from poetic descriptions by the same author.

Lykaion Excavation and Survey Project, a joint effort of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Arizona began work at the site in 2004, with the aim of continuing the topographical survey begun in 1996 and carrying out a full topographical and architectural analysis not only of the altar and temenos, but of the nearby valley where the Lykaian Games were held.

It seems likely that the topographical tables in books 2 – 7 are cumulative texts – texts which were altered and added to as new knowledge became available in the centuries after Ptolemy ( Bagrow 1945 ).

There were also many times that Candlestick Park was covered in fog, both inside and out, coming in from the ocean seven miles to the west ( through what is known as the " Alemany Gap ," a type of wide gorge through which the ocean winds come without major topographical obstacles ).

The type of survey required depends on the information that is needed to resolve archaeological questions, but most sites will need at least some form of topographical survey and a site plan showing the locations of artifacts and other archaeological material, where samples were taken and where different types of archaeological investigation were carried out.

In addition, upwards of 40, 000 topographical trench maps were printed and distributed to ensure that even platoon sergeants and section commanders possessed a wider awareness of the battlefield.

The dried bones were simply deposited on the moor and capped with a thin layer of soil, leading to such topographical elevation of the otherwise damp, flat fens, that three windmills could safely be erected in a spot that came to be known as Windmill Hill.

The other causeway connected the two zones where water sources were located, and was constructed for topographical reasons, specifically to traverse areas of swampy land, it may have been impassable without raised walkways.

The main focuses were aerial photography and topographical measurements to allow an accurate map of the island to be produced.

Both works, the Theatrum Europaeum and the topographical prints, were continued following the death of Mattheus Merian in 1650 by his sons and stepsons.

The Suecia can be described as a grand vision of Sweden during its period as a great power, and Dahlberg's direct source of inspiration were the topographical publications issued by the Swiss publisher Matthäus Merian.

The lakes were deliberately designed so that their orientation was related to various topographical landmarks in Canberra.

His business qualities and common sense were greatly valued, though the temperamental differences between Müffling and August von Gneisenau often led to friction, especially as the former was in a measure the representative of the antiquated topographical school of strategists, to whom ( rightly in the main ) the disaster of the Battle of Jena was attributed.

Usage by the United States on government maps in the 1940s as a political term included territories claimed by the Republic of China that were part of the previous empire, or geographically to refer to topographical features associated with China that may or may not have lain entirely within Chinese political borders.

* Isaac Weld ( 1774 – 1856 ), was an Irish topographical writer, explorer, and artist, he was part of the famous Weld family, the Irish descendents of the family were also residents for a period of time of the mansion at Mount Jerome.

Nonetheless his topographical works became recognised text-books at a time when Greece and even Italy were but superficially known to English travellers.

It quickly became clear that the areas in question, at least in eastern Canada, were so remote that there was no really accurate topographical information.

In 1767 appeared a topographical poem, " Edge Hill, or the Rural Prospect delineated and moralized "; two separate sermons were published in 1755 ; and in 1768 " Labor and Genius, a Fable ".

In the summer of 1886, under the sponsorship of the Spanish Society of Commercial Geography (), Julio Cervera Baviera, Felipe Rizzo ( 1823 – 1908 ), and Francisco Quiroga ( 1853 – 1894 ) traversed the colony of Rio de Oro, where they made topographical and astronomical observations in a land whose features were barely known at the time to geographers.

These were almost his only pictures connected by their titles with poetical fancy or legend, the landscapes which down to 1885 he continued, in spite of incessant discouragement, to contribute to the Academy, being chiefly topographical ; and perhaps Ruskin's praise of his stern fidelity made him too merely literal a transcriber of nature.

Roy's measurements ( not fully utilised until 1787, when the Paris and Greenwich observatories were properly connected ) form the basis of the topographical survey of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent and Sussex.

In a 1994 topographical map, the remains of Riverside's Turn 9 and a wall were still visible.

* William Camden, author of Britannia, author of topographical and historical survey of all of Great Britain and Ireland, first published in 1586.

In his last years Curll published a series of " Merryland " books which constitute a major contribution to the somewhat peculiar genre of English seventeenth and eighteenth century erotic fiction in which the female body ( and sometimes the male ) was described in terms of topographical metaphor.

In July 1733, Blomefield published his proposals for publishing An essay towards a topographical history of Norfolk in parts.

In particular Georg Dehio's Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmaler, a topographical inventory of Germany's important historic buildings which was published in five volumes between 1905 and 1912.

Edward Robinson, an American theologian who visited the country in 1838, published the first topographical studies.

* Road map: two sheets published on a scale of 1: 200. 000, but not the same as the topographical 1: 200. 000, as it lacks contour lines.

In 1837, Samuel Lewis published a topographical dictionary which included the following contemporary description of the Parish of Clondavaddog:

In 1837, Samuel Lewis published a topographical dictionary which included the following contemporary description of Tulsk: TULSK, a post-town ( formerly an incorporated market-town and parliamentary borongh ), in the parish of OGULLA, barony and county of ROSCOMMON, province of CONNAUGHT, 8 miles ( N .) from Roscommon, and 79 ¾ ( W. N. W .) from Dublin: the population is returned with the parish.

A topographical guide to Shropshire published in 2005 describes Longford as a " charming hamlet on a rise in undulating country.

William ’ s brother Samuel Daniell ( born 1775 ; died Ceylon Sri Lanka, Dec. 1811 ) remained independent of his uncle and also became a topographical artist ; he went to South Africa in 1801 and after his return to England published African Scenery and Animals ( 1804 – 5 ), a collection of aquatints.

He published scores of long and short treatises in his lifetime, with subjects ranging from topographical surveys to moral philosophy.

Cunningham published several topographical and biographical studies, of which the most important are his Handbook of London ( 1849 ) and The Life of Drummond of Hawthornden ( 1833 ).

Neither the Soviet system nor subsequently built infrastructure addressed the topographical division between the northern and southern regions of the country.

The topographical similarity between the Upper Derwent Valley and the Ruhr Valley of Germany led to the dams being used as a practice environment for the Lancaster bombers of the 617 Dam Busters Squadron in 1943 before their attack on the Ruhr dams.

The relatively slow rate of scanning during AFM imaging often leads to thermal drift in the image making the AFM less suited for measuring accurate distances between topographical features on the image.

He made a topographical delimitation of the boundary between British North America and the United States, from Lake Superior to the coast of the Pacific Ocean.

The topographical history of the remaining areas of Norfolk was subsequently completed by Blomefield ’ s friend, Charles Parkin, between 1753 and 1765 ( albeit in a far less detailed and accurate manner than Blomefield had managed ).

In particular, one of the main issues is determining the topographical features that make the difference between a " glass-former " and a " structure-seeker ".

Furthermore, the topographical relationships between independent measures of white matter and gray matter integrity suggest that rich developmental or environmental interactions influence brain structure and function where the presence and strength of such associations may elucidate pathophysiological processes influencing language systems.

The other sector is maintained as a nature reserve, due to its topographical characteristics, with an altitude between 1, 200 and 1, 400 meters above sea level.

Blue-dash chargers, usually between about 25 and 35 cm in diameter with abstract, floral, religious, patriotic or topographical motifs, were produced in quantity by London and Bristol potters until the early 18th century.

Between 1895 and 1904, the Japanese navy blasted the Manzeki-Seto canal 25 m wide and 3 m deep, which was later expanded to 40 m wide and 4. 5 m deep ( Nagasaki prefectural website ), through a mountainous rocky isthmus of the island, between Aso Bay to the west and Tsushima Strait to the east, technically dividing the island into three islands ( topographical map ).

This was due to environmental circumstances brought about by the relationship between the Vänern basin in the east, and topographical features in the North Sea basin to the west.

Many studies have supported a correlation between the type of auditory stimuli present in the early postnatal environment and the development on the topographical and structural development of the auditory system.