Sentence examples for elevation distribution from inspiring English sources

This transect provides an opportunity to study elevation distribution without the effects of different vegetation.

We mainly use hypsographic curves to examine the elevation distribution of the study areas and to identify palaeosurfaces.

Compared with the other two species, greater CEF capacity in P. armeniacum alleviated chilling-induced PSII photoinhibition, which is correlated with its higher elevation distribution.

In Pakistan, this relates to landowner relative to landless mobile herders and on the elevation distribution of fodder trees and shrubs.

The 10th and 90th percentiles of the angular elevation distribution have been reported in many studies as measures of neutral and extreme postural exposures, and variation has been quantified by the 10th-90th perangeile range.

Currently, the lower limits of O. princeps populations are constrained by an inability to tolerate thermal stress, while their high elevation distribution is enabled by adaptation to hypoxic environments [ 10].

Fig. 2 Elevation distributions and ages of emergent sessile assemblages at two sites of this study and five additional sites of Kitamura et al. (2015) in the southern Izu Peninsula.

This implies that where the aperture width is small, the domains disrupt the fluid flow in a wide area.Using the aperture elevation distributions obtained in the shear tests, the number of particles on the upper and lower sides of the fracture was tracked for each value of shear displacement.

The same result was obtained in [12] under a uniform (limited) azimuth-elevation distribution on the sphere.

Several species recorded in HPC-forest (120 330 m elevation) had an altitude distribution range up to well over 1,000 m, and according to the literature some bird-dispersed species (e.g. Disepalum plagioneurum, several Litsea spp., Archidendron clypearia, Turpinia cochinchinensis, Eurya nitida; Kitamura et al. 2002) would not be expected below ~500 m.

The age-elevation distributions from this time also plot below eustatic sea level and suggest local subsidence or compaction rates of no more than 1 3 mm/yr (Fig. 3).