Definition of geomorphic in English:

geomorphic

adjective ˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪkˌdʒiəˈmɔrfɪk

Relating to the form of the landscape and other natural features of the earth's surface; geomorphological.
Example sentencesExamples
- We were able to find several different geomorphic signatures, what the features look like, and if they have frozen beds of snow, sand and ice in them.
- There are a number of different groundwater systems in Australia that produce dryland salinity and these operate according to local geological and geomorphic conditions.
- The massive scale of California's dominant geomorphic feature, covering several climatic zones, would seem to defy attempts at anything more than such a cursory examination.
- Under conditions of long-lasting climatic and geomorphic stability ecosystem complexity evolves in a non-monotonous way with the nutrient status of soil.
- Many ecological and geomorphic processes in high mountains are influenced by changes in precipitation and temperature.

Definition of geomorphic in US English:

geomorphic

adjectiveˌdʒiəˈmɔrfɪkˌjēəˈmôrfik

Relating to the form of the landscape and other natural features of the earth's surface.
Example sentencesExamples
- We were able to find several different geomorphic signatures, what the features look like, and if they have frozen beds of snow, sand and ice in them.
- Under conditions of long-lasting climatic and geomorphic stability ecosystem complexity evolves in a non-monotonous way with the nutrient status of soil.
- Many ecological and geomorphic processes in high mountains are influenced by changes in precipitation and temperature.
- The massive scale of California's dominant geomorphic feature, covering several climatic zones, would seem to defy attempts at anything more than such a cursory examination.
- There are a number of different groundwater systems in Australia that produce dryland salinity and these operate according to local geological and geomorphic conditions.

单词	geomorphic
释义	Definition of geomorphic in English: geomorphic adjective ˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈmɔːfɪkˌdʒiəˈmɔrfɪk Relating to the form of the landscape and other natural features of the earth's surface; geomorphological. Example sentencesExamples We were able to find several different geomorphic signatures, what the features look like, and if they have frozen beds of snow, sand and ice in them. There are a number of different groundwater systems in Australia that produce dryland salinity and these operate according to local geological and geomorphic conditions. The massive scale of California's dominant geomorphic feature, covering several climatic zones, would seem to defy attempts at anything more than such a cursory examination. Under conditions of long-lasting climatic and geomorphic stability ecosystem complexity evolves in a non-monotonous way with the nutrient status of soil. Many ecological and geomorphic processes in high mountains are influenced by changes in precipitation and temperature. Definition of geomorphic in US English: geomorphic adjectiveˌdʒiəˈmɔrfɪkˌjēəˈmôrfik Relating to the form of the landscape and other natural features of the earth's surface. Example sentencesExamples We were able to find several different geomorphic signatures, what the features look like, and if they have frozen beds of snow, sand and ice in them. Under conditions of long-lasting climatic and geomorphic stability ecosystem complexity evolves in a non-monotonous way with the nutrient status of soil. Many ecological and geomorphic processes in high mountains are influenced by changes in precipitation and temperature. The massive scale of California's dominant geomorphic feature, covering several climatic zones, would seem to defy attempts at anything more than such a cursory examination. There are a number of different groundwater systems in Australia that produce dryland salinity and these operate according to local geological and geomorphic conditions.
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