Sentence examples for adjusted to altitude from inspiring English sources

Gasoline used in automobiles boils mainly between 30° and 200° C (85° and 390° F), the blend being adjusted to altitude and season.

As players adjust to altitude, oxygen saturation levels should return to 96 or 97 percent, Wilber said, sufficient enough "that acclimatization is positive".

The city of Denver, which ought to know a bit about these things, being the Mile-High City, generously provides some tips for adjusting to altitude on their website: Water, followed by more water: Drinking plenty of water is the number one way to help your body adjust easily to our higher altitude.

Yet the body adjusting to altitude can go both ways.

A 140-strong crew of players, management, staff and families are in Austria to adjust to altitude.

If you travel to Lake Titicaca, make sure you try the trout: its light meat makes it perfect while you are adjusting to altitude, which can affect the appetite.

The slower ascent gives the group more time to adjust to altitude, which increases our chances of reaching the summit.

Extreme altitude sickness can result in fatal conditions like high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE) (fluid in the lungs) and high altitude cerebral edema (HACE) (swelling of the brain), both occurring in up to 2% of people adjusting to altitudes above 2700 m (9,000 feet).

Additionally, you haven't adjusted to the altitude yet and are staying The Arrabelle at Vail Square you can use one of their Altitude Recovery Kits ($50) which includes 20 minutes of oxygen, a peppermint oil foot rub and Zaca tablets to help combat any nausea or fatigue you're feeling.

Not yet adjusted to the altitude, I decided that further hiking in Bryce would be a miserable slog.

Furman, who lives in Queens, where the highest point is two hundred and fifty-eight feet, allowed himself a day to become adjusted to the altitude.