Sentence examples for At the elevation from inspiring English sources

At the elevation between 1,900 and 2,100 m a.s.l., we distinguished between upper slope/ridge forest and lower slope/ravine forest (Homeier et al. 2008).

At the elevation of 660 feet, the dam would have stretched for 4700 feet from north to south.

Or consider these lines from "The Dunciad," in which Alexander Pope lashes out at the elevation of cultural mediocrities: "There march'd the bard and blockhead, side by side, Who rhym'd for hire, and patroniz'd for pride".

He was even more solemn than Father Rector as he swung the thurible to waft the incense over us at Benediction and rang the bell at the Elevation of the Host.

Tells about his trips to Israel to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the end of WWII, and to Rome, to be present at the elevation of New York's Archbishop John O'Connor to cardinal.

In just three months their traps have captured thousands of pictures: they have photos of rufous-fronted wood quail and a big, endemic kiwi-like bird called a Berlepsch's tinamou (not usually found at the elevation in which they have found it).

The landslide number density values gradually decrease at the elevations higher than 2,500 m and lower than 2,000 m.

Hybrids are tolerant of the thermal environments at the elevations in which they are found (Culumber et al., 2012).

Soon, he was almost at nine thousand feet, the elevation of the South Pole.

This duration at a low elevation is shorter than that at the high elevation.

Samples collected at the lowest elevation sites (200 to 220 m elevation) yield ages in the 2.2 to 0.8 Ma interval.