Sentence examples for central elevation from inspiring English sources

In this research, ANNs are employed to determine position of the control rods and burn-up of the fuel, using 2D neutron flux measurements of the previously optimized SPNDs at central elevation of the reactor core.

The cap is typically between 3 10 cm in diameter, broadly convex with a small umbo (a central elevation) to flat with age.

As the cap grows and expands, it becomes broadly convex and then flattened, sometimes developing a central elevation, or umbo, which may project prominently from the cap surface.

As it ages and the cap expands, it becomes flat, sometimes with the center slightly depressed, or sometimes with a slight central elevation.

Elaphoglossum was abundant across the gradient, Maxillaria and Scaphyglottis were most abundant at upper elevations, and Cavendishia was most common at the central elevation (Table 2).

By The New York Times | Flood layer and analysis by Dr. Scott Kulp of Climate Central, using elevation from NOAA's Coastal Lidar, sea level rise projections from (Kopp et al. 2014), and flood risk statistics from (Tebaldi et al. 2012).

The cap measures 1 to 5 cm (0.4 2 in) in diameter, and is convex or umbonate (having a central rounded elevation resembling a nipple).

Flood maps were created using sea-level rise estimates from Climate Central and digital elevation data.

It lies in the Valle Central at an elevation of 3,141 feet (957 metres).

Regions south and north of the central plateau gained elevation significantly later.

It lies on the western slopes of the Cordillera Central at an elevation of 4,865 feet (1,483 metres), between the Espejo and Quindío rivers.