Sentence examples for elevation in the face of from inspiring English sources
Building on prior research, the Penn researchers defined the quality as an "emotion of self-transcendence, a feeling of admiration and elevation in the face of something greater than the self".
Mountains and mountain belts exist because tectonic processes have created and maintained high elevations in the face of erosion, which works to destroy them.
By exposing 48 lineages from across the natural gradient to increasing temperature and decreasing precipitation, they show that 10 of the 12 traits measured differ across the elevations and that populations from the low elevations are most fit in the face of increased heat and drought.
Some will remove the bone flap prophylactically after such operations and others will replace the flap but reoperate as needed in the face of ICP elevation.
Therefore, the PlnOE mouse does not closely resemble dystrophic myopathy; however, central nucleation in the face of low regeneration, progressive fibrosis, and moderate elevations in CK levels is also found in CNM (Jungbluth et al., 2008).
Corridors connecting southern to northern (or low to high elevation) populations will likely play a more important role in facilitating migration of individuals and adapted genes in the face of warming climates than east west corridors.
A year later, 250 Kivalina residents self-evacuated in the face of a storm with forecasted twelve- to fourteen-foot ocean surges that threatened this community that lives at a ten-foot elevation level.
And while the face of the city has changed, the tall building of today being the soaring apartment tower, the thrill of gazing on it from elevation abides.
We also have the second-highest elevation in the state with extra cold temperatures on top of the mountain.
Police officials said the insurgents had the advantage of location and elevation in the fight.
One piece of each plant was grown at low elevation in the Sierra Range, one at medium elevation and one at high elevation.
