Sentence examples for elevation means from inspiring English sources

The course, flanked by date palms, is not for the faint of heart or weak of drive; the elevation means even the sweetest shot won't carry.

Although the fixed elevation means the HET cannot follow an object for more than 2.5 hours, it did cut the cost of building the telescope by 80 percent.

Aged 52, his elevation means that the Castros, both of whom are in their 80s, are at last passing the baton to a generation born after the 1959 revolution.

The new deputy crown prince is the 30-something son of the king, Muhammad.Muhammad bin Nayef's elevation means the crown will pass to the next generation on the king's death, ending a 60-year tradition of rule passing between brothers.

Its higher elevation means it gets less water, and a resident says most of its 90 residents will clear just 1,000 yuan a year after paying for seeds and fertiliser.

Banahan's elevation means the England will now have three of the same starting line-up as last Saturday, with wing Mark Cueto and prop Alex Corbisiero also retained.

Stands planted outside the species' natural range tended to be planted on hill country at higher than average elevation (mean 217 m).

In the context of landscape ecology viable spore distribution is a function of mean annual temperature, annual precipitation, elevation, mean NDVI, annual NDVI amplitude, soil moisture content, and soil pH.

A linear model including landscape-level variability in both EVI and elevation, mean precipitation, and an interaction term between EVI variability and precipitation had the lowest Akaike's information criterion value.

Mantel tests of a community assemblage matrix calculated from OTU abundances and pairwise environmental matrices indicated significant correlations (P<0.05) between community and elevation, mean annual temperature and precipitation (Table 7).

The most influential variables were mean annual precipitation, mean elevation, mean annual minimum temperature and mean annual maximum temperature.