Sentence examples for elevated location from inspiring English sources
This is a well presented detached three bedroom lodge locate in an elevated location with far reaching views across to the countryside.
Some individuals feel that they are located outside of their body, which they can see often from an elevated location: "He felt as if he were at the other end of the room, as if he were floating in space below the ceiling in the corner facing the bed from where he could observe his own body in the bed" (Lunn, 1970).
The building itself, visible from most of the central city due to its elevated location and prominent placement near the São Sebastião plaza, became an important landmark.
Also, the accidental spilling from an elevated location has been considered.
Thanks to its elevated location above the valley, the hotel itself suffered relatively minor damage.
Fixing the solar panels at an elevated location, say about 9 to 10m above the ground level, is vulnerable to heavy wind during the storm or rainy days.
We suggest that the delay of acoustic signals and apparent elevated source locations are due to raypaths altered by topography and/or crater diffraction effects, implying that topography in the vent region must be accounted for when attempting 3-D volcano acoustic source localization.
We assembled a data set of 12.5 million Medicare enrollees (≥ 65 years of age) to determine which PM2.5 constituents are a) associated with mortality controlling for previous-year PM2.5 total mass (main effect); and b) elevated in locations exhibiting stronger associations between previous-year PM2.5 and mortality (effect modification).
While praising the state, many advocates of the mapping project said that it was too long in the making and complained that the state still had not achieved one of the project's original goals: to compare spots where cancer rates are elevated to the locations of known sources of pollution.
However in few locations, elevated levels of these ions were observed.
Based on this unprecedentedly large dataset, Loladze was able to show that, when averaged across very different plant and tissue types, experimental approaches and locations, elevated CO2 reduced the overall mineral content of plants by about 8%.
