Techniques for depicting terrain from directly above were developed for two primary reasons. First, the oblique view inherently hides some map features; a vertical view, by contrast, offers a view of all landscape features within the map frame. The vertical view also allows the map maker to position features appropriately in geographic space—thus providing concrete spatial information, rather than a more artistic visual representation.
In the vertical view, terrain is typically represented with contour lines. Contour lines drawn on a map connect points of equivalent elevation. Figure 6.4.1 demonstrates how contour lines relate to the landscape from which they are derived—note that the bottom image is a 2D rendering of what is presumed to be a regularly-shaped mountain feature.
The answer is B. The Dead Sea is located in the Middle East bordering Jordan Palestine and Israel. It 304 m deep and is the lowest point on land on the planet (−430 m below sea level). With 34.2% salt concentration it is 9 times greater than in oceans.
The Old St. Peter's Church erected by Emperor Constantine I in the 4th century. Pope Julius II ordered to build a new basilica because the ancient church was beyond repair. Old St. Peter's Church was in a classic Roman style with a rectangular-shaped building. The church had a cruciform in its whole construct building with an astonishing number of Solomonic columns.
<span>4 are named after regions or sub-regions and include: Persian gulf, Mediterranean, pacific islands and eastern Mediterranean islands.</span><span />
B. improving the location where the business operates.
Explanation:
The better the location is, the greater the workforce will be which fundamentally leads to more productivity. The location has a lot to do with the productivity in many businesses.