Übersetzung für "Geländekante" in Englisch

There also is a barrier on top of the ridge alongside the highway.

A ridge approximately 2000 metres high crosses the image in a north-south direction.

Since the rail line was built north of the edge of the Kelsterbach fluvial terrace, it was well outside the centre of the village when it was opened.

In most places, the transition between the two is marked by a steep terrain edge, with numerous inselbergs or outlier mountains at the foothill, which represent the remnants of the highlands and were able to withstand the processes of erosion for a longer period of time.

This image is equivalent to a view from an aircraft that is tilted at an angle, looking down on a ridge some 2000 metres tall and intersected almost vertically by three graben structures: two very obvious graben to the right of the picture, and a smaller, less obvious graben to their left that does not run all the way through the image.

FIG. 1 illustrates a first subregion of the transformer station which is located above the ground edge 26 of the station and is called level 0.

Other features that stand out in very marked relief when viewed with 3D glasses include a number of young craters with strikingly sharp rims (which indicate that they are young), some landslides, and some small grooves along the ridge, likewise caused by erosion, possibly even by water runoff.

This is an indication that the trenches are still very young, as over time erosion causes rock to break off from steep slopes and edges, so that the gradient of the slopes become increasingly shallow.

Set on a hillside, the building clings to the slope and then angles away again where it meets the edge – generating an alternating merging into and emerging from the topography, a twisting movement.

Borders of plains: Air heated over plains can be shifted by slight wind until hitting a small edge or elevation, thereby triggering a thermal.

Resembling a pavilion (Latin: papillio = butterfly) with its delicate façade and transparency, the single-storey build-ing stands out from the terrain, floating slightly above and accentuating the sharp edge of the slope, while its distinctive butterfly roof blends in gracefully with the topography.

Set parallel to the edge of the grounds, the new four-storey building inserts itself into the topography of the surrounding landscape and forms an ensemble with the existing buildings occupied by Energiedienst AG. Its lofty height allows it to stand out with confidence from the heterogeneous development of the industrial park, creating a new and distinctive address for the company headquarters.

The transition between these two major topographical Martian landscapes, known as the dichotomy boundary, is particularly typical here: the smooth highland plains form a terrain edge several thousand metres high, breaking away to the north.

The image also shows the result of younger geological processes: for example, asteroid impacts have left craters with barely weathered rims; huge landslides have occurred along the 2000 metre high ridge in the upper third of the image, forming tongue-shaped deposits; and small grooves may possibly be the result of erosion by water running down the slopes.

They extend along the compact edge of the terrain between a settlement zone and the Brüglinger Plain, which has attractive greenery and space for leisure activities.