A contourmap plan of a very rough piece of ground is shown in Fig.
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He was a thin little man with a face as wrinkled as a contourmap of South America.
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ISeg generates an isolabel- contourmap for an image by multilevel thresholding with a fine partition of the intensity range.
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A contourmap in colours such as Bartholomew's "half inch" is a great help in this matter.
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Another picture flashed on the screen; it looked like a contourmap, though it showed magnetic intensity, not heights above sea level.
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The route, as indicated on the contourmap, suggests very plainly the engineering feats involved in hanging roads on these steep and deeply-carved slopes.
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The contourmaps which we carried credited these walls with 1300 feet height.
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Contourmaps were drawn to measure rebound of heart rate (HR) and blood pressure (BP).
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On a good many contouredmaps a figure like this will be found in one of the corners:
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The analysis of coefficient contourmaps provided further insight into the binding interactions of mazindol analogues with the DAT.
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The vest is made of layers that look like a contouredmap and will be tailor-made for each astronaut.
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To illustrate the subject of contours to aid those who have difficulty in reading contouredmaps the following is suggested:
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CoMFA derived contourmaps successfully defined favored and disfavored regions of the molecules in terms of steric and electrostatic properties for substitution.
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Ender doodled on his desk, drawing contourmaps of mountainous islands and then telling his desk to display them in three dimensions from every angle.
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The feature which leads to the greatest complexity in the proper interpretation of emission responses is the widespread presence of "notches" in these contourmaps.
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"Here's the contourmap." Parkes flipped up an overlay on the image that showed the tortured underpinnings of spacetime in the room.