Sentence examples for central range of from inspiring English sources
Yap, the largest island, has a central range of hills rising to Taabiywol, 568 feet (173 metres), and is thickly wooded.
The averaged profile agreed with the one obtained by a commercial profile interferometer within 15 nm in the central range of 265 mm.
"There are more choices in the central range of pricing for the town, plus they're close to the train station and they're paying significantly less in taxes than they would in Westchester".
The central range of estimates calls for the ocean to rise between seven and sixteen inches by 2050; the upper range, which factors in the rapid melting of the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets, is around twenty-four inches.
…and Ramses II at the Temple of Amon (1349 1197 bc, Karnak, Egypt), in which the central range of columns, higher than those on either side, permitted clerestories to be built of pierced stone slabs.
It lies at the western end of the Central Range of hills, on the flat, shallow coast of the Gulf of Paria, about 35 miles (55 km) south of Port of Spain.
It is backed by Bozkır Mountain on the west and enclosed by the interior edges of the central ranges of the Taurus Mountains farther south.
With the establishment of Afghanistan in the early 1880s, these two combatants were essentially banished from the territory; hence it was left to other Europeans, especially the Germans, to study and explore the central ranges of the Hindu Kush.
Additionally, QLI giant pandas live in the south-central range of the QLI Mountain at elevations between 1300 and 2600 m, where the bamboo Bashania fargesii (E. G. Camus) Keng f. et Yi grows.
The pre-Tertiary metamorphic complex is exposed mainly in the eastern Central Range, while the majority of the western Central Range consists of Tertiary indurated metamorphosed argillaceous sedimentary rocks (Ho 1988).
Lugnaquillia Mountain, highest peak (3,039 feet [926 metres]) in the central mountain range of the Wicklow Mountains in County Wicklow, Ireland.
