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Meaning of clinographic
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clinographic (a.)
Pertaining to that mode of projection in drawing in which the rays of light are supposed to fall obliquely on the plane of projection.
clinographic Sentence Examples
- The clinographic analysis revealed intricate details about the mountain's topography.
- Cartographers rely on clinographic data to create accurate maps of rugged terrains.
- The expedition team used clinographic techniques to document the elevation changes along their route.
- A clinographic survey highlighted the steep inclines and sharp ridges of the landscape.
- The clinographic map depicted the terrain's contours with remarkable precision.
- Geologists utilized clinographic measurements to study the geological formations of the region.
- The clinographic profile showed a gradual ascent followed by a sudden drop in elevation.
- Engineers consulted clinographic charts to plan the construction of roads in challenging terrain.
- The climber studied the clinographic map to identify possible routes up the mountain.
- Satellite imagery supplemented clinographic data to create a comprehensive overview of the landscape.
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Pertaining to that mode of projection in drawing in which the rays of light are supposed to fall obliquely on the plane of projection.
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The clinographic analysis revealed intricate details about the mountain's topography.
Cartographers rely on clinographic data to create accurate maps of rugged terrains.
The expedition team used clinographic techniques to document the elevation changes along their route.
A clinographic survey highlighted the steep inclines and sharp ridges of the landscape.
