“steepness”造句，怎麼用steepness造句

Even today, the depth and steepness of Black Canyon make it extremely difficult for humans to access.

The wind dant, I am quiet, as quiet as Taishan steepness. The leaves fly, my heart is quiet, it is as deep as the sea.

Moreover,the consummate combination of the canyon and waterfalls is a wonderful article excelling nature,and its steepness and serene are unparalleled in China.

Qiliang Cave is known as the second Qiliang Cave in China. It has the characteristics of seclusion, strangeness, beauty and steepness. It is strange and fascinating in the 12 km long cave.

There is still a lot of space between the two sides of the river bank and the peaks, which contrasts sharply with the steepness of the peaks and is unexpectedly flat.

The real test begins with the sight of the stars lighting up. The twisting and lingering crystal street lights, like stars and rivers, delineate the majesty and steepness of the mountain peaks in the dark night, like sharp swords straight into the clouds, which make people not sweat.

width of transition steepness

1. For a certain apodization function, the band width, steepness of the band

A breeze blew through, pulling me back from my fantasy to reality. March in the north still had the steepness, cold and cold of the bitter winter.

Surf height depends on the height and steepness of the waves offshore, and to a certain extent on the offshore bottom topography.

The steepness and magnificence of the mountains do give people a kind of visual shock, but if the mountains leave a cultural attraction, it can make people think of the past.

So the effect is to increase the steepness of the wing of the pulse spectrum.

The center of scenic area To the center of scenic area, there is a pool of pure and clean water which make the steepness poetic.

I knew the prestige of Huangshan in a long time, but this time, I could only stand in front of Huangshan in front of it and appreciate its steepness, sighing that I did not have enough courage to climb, so I had to take a detour.

"This is the hardest story I have ever done because of the altitude and the steepness of the mountains," the U.S. photographer told National Geographic. "At night it was 30 below zero [Fahrenheit]."

The miracle and steepness of Mount Taipeng has finally been appreciated, though somewhat frightened.