Sentence examples similar to altitude cut off from inspiring English sources
My basic plan was to have a late lunch at the Hotel Weisshorn which is an altitude hotel and cut off during the winter, reachable only by snowmobile or on foot/skis/snowshoes etc".
In addition, the observed altitude cut-off at 60 km (i.e., no signals were observed below this altitude) is fully understood in terms of the mean free path of the photoelectrons in the ambient atmosphere.
To monitor children's conditions in the high altitude villages, which could be cut off soon by the snowfall, UNICEF sent photographer Niclas Ryberg to the high slopes above the Sirhan Valley in NWFP.
Together, they killed an estimated nine thousand people; shut down the tourist industry; smashed about half a million homes, displacing a population of about three million; triggered avalanches that cut off high-altitude villages; and, in Kathmandu, crumbled many ancient religious sites.
But further up the mountains, in remote high-altitude villages that spent weeks cut off by landslides triggered by the quake, tent schools supported by UNICEF are staying open through the summer.
"The humanitarian organizations in Nepal are facing a race against time to ensure delivery of urgently required supplies such as food and shelter materials to these high altitude areas that will soon be cut off with the onset of winter," said a statement from the U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator in Nepal.
At about 50 miles in altitude, and traveling at about 10 times the speed of sound some 35 miles off the Florida coast, the first-stage engines cut off as planned.
