Sentence examples for elevation lies from inspiring English sources

In general their elevation lies between 980 and 1,640 feet (300 and 500 metres); they are seldom less than 820 feet (250 metres) above sea level.

Quite simply, Majesty and Mr. President: in their elevation, lies all of ours.

The 0° elevation lies directly above the head of the bird, and elevations increase in 10° increments around the bird, such that 90° lies directly in front of the bird's head, and 270° lies directly behind the bird's head at the horizontal plane (see example of coordinate system in Figs. 1, 2, 3).

The physical geography of the region is an extremely flat plain, about 3,100 feet (950 m) in elevation lying on the swampy northern margin of the Kalahari, mostly between the Zambezi River on the northeast (beyond which is Zambia) and the Kwando Linyandi– (Mashi Linyanti–) Chobe river system on the south and southwest (beyond which, for the most part, is Botswana).

Below 1500 m elevation lie the Himalayan subtropical pine forests.

Nestled in the Himalayas, at Earth's highest elevations, lies Tibet.

High altitude, defined as elevations lying above 2500 m sea level, challenges human survival and reproduction.

As a result, in SuperDARN software, the assumption made that the echoes come from within the first segment, i.e. between Ψ max − 2π and Ψ max, and the resulting elevation estimates lie between zero and some maximum value Δ 2π  = cos− 1[(Ψ max − 2π)/Ψ max] (Milan et al. 1997).

The PGA Tour has an incredible depth of statistics on every shot a player makes, including club selection, distance to the pin, lie, elevation change, time between shots, landing location and many others.

The southern islands in the Gulf of Finland are mainly of low elevation, while those lying along the southwest coastline may rise to heights of more than 400 feet (120 metres).

The top of the slope lies at an elevation of 425 m, where it forms a divide between the Qinggan and Luogudong Rivers.