Sentence examples for difference in elevation of from inspiring English sources

The STT was performed on a 1,820 m track, with equal portions of uphill, flat, and downhill terrain and a total climb of 35 m and maximal difference in elevation of 24 m.

However, there was no difference in elevations of prothrombin times (PT) or improvement in the vasoconstriction associated with the loss of xenograft function.

"In some areas species can change based on differences in elevation of just centimeters," she says.

Furthermore, a short (3 min) swim stress induced a longer lasting increase in intra-hippocampal CORT levels in wild-type mice than in 11β-HSD1−/− mice despite no genotypic differences in elevation of plasma CORT.

"The power of water is a function of the difference in elevation between the top of the water and the adjacent land," Mount explains.

The developers found virtue in the sheer flatness of the topography -- the difference in elevation from one end of town to the other is four feet -- and called it a metaphor for the city's lack of pretension.

Strong correlations between depth to sulfides and point relief (the difference in elevation between the point of interest and the hydrologic base point in the landscape unit) were obtained, confirming that topographic characteristics are related to the depth of sulfide oxidation.

Moreover, these correlations indicate that the Sinking Ship has literally "sunk" more than 30 meters, as this is the approximate difference in elevation between the prow of the ship and the Jasper Forest bed capping Blue Mesa.

The difference in elevation between Guadalupe Peak on top of the reef and the Salt Basin is about 1,600 metres (1 miles).

With this kind of difference in elevation, the plant communities in the Panamint Mountains are uniquely diverse and range from creosote bush scrub on the lowest slopes to bristlecone pines on the highest peaks.

The difference in elevation, 1735 feet, divided by the length of the creek of 20.5 mile gives the average drop in elevation per unit length of creek or relief ratio of 84.6 feet/mile (16.0 m/km).