Sentence examples for difficult peak in the from inspiring English sources

Three elite climbers try to conquer the most technically difficult peak in the Himalayas in the film Meru.

A New Zealand expedition was going out in 1951 to attempt Mukut Parbat, a difficult peak in the Garhwal Himalaya.

The new documentary film Meru follows three elite mountain climbers on their quest to conquer the 21,000-foot summit of Mount Meru, the most technically difficult peak in the Himalayas.

A hike account posted to the Angeles Chapter of the Sierra Club website describes Triplet Rocks area, at altitudes beyond 6,500 feet, as "the most remote and also the most difficult peak in the San Gabriel range," requiring hikers to negotiate gullies and climb rock faces.

What's more, to reach Foraker the group will have to climb up and ski down another difficult peak, in order to avoid sixteen river crossings, not to mention bears.

He has made numerous first ascents on difficult peaks in Alaska, Patagonia, and the Himalaya.

Discerning the peaks responsible for discrimination from factor loadings based upon a first derivative spectral model is particularly difficult as the peak in the raw spectrum becomes a point on the baseline in the first derivative.

The measured errors for the FG-N are greater than those of the FSFG-K set, predominantly because accurate estimates of peak heights are more difficult in the presence of overlaps in the spectra.

Reaching the summit of a particularly difficult peak often makes me a little emotional from the effort, but I keep those feelings in check.

Perhaps the most difficult peak on our list is Colorado's Long's Peak.

I ask him if standing on the peak of the highest mountain in the world felt qualitatively different to conquering another, equally difficult peak, but he bats it away.