Sentence examples for elevation tops from inspiring English sources

Most days average about 25 miles, and elevation tops out at 8,200 feet (with one dizzying 4,000-foot 4,000-footto Batopilas Canyon along a switchback trail), but easier routes are plentiful.

The elevation tops out at 11,500 feet.

With the analysis results, we constructed maps of the permafrost-table elevation (top of permafrost) and of the groundwater gradients and TCE concentrations from multiyear groundwater sampling events.

Layer 1: used to simulate the upper most aquifer including the alluvium, weathered basement and shallow fractured basement (Fig. 6) with a thickness of 5 250 m; and Open image in new window Fig. 6 Surface elevation (top of layer 1).

The red cells represent a constant head boundary along the lake shore line Layer 1: used to simulate the upper most aquifer including the alluvium, weathered basement and shallow fractured basement (Fig. 6) with a thickness of 5 250 m; and Open image in new window Fig. 6 Surface elevation (top of layer 1).

To solve the task, participants had to first select and then attentionally analyze the target item (to determine the elevation, top vs. bottom, of the instructed color) before they could decide upon the appropriate motor response.

Regions of interest divided V1 (Fig. 1A) according to eccentricity (responses to central and peripheral visual fields), laterality (left and right visual fields) and elevation (top and bottom visual fields).

LESS ELEVATION "Elevation creates blind corners.

Similar elevations with tops more than 200 m below the surface are called oceanic plateaus.

Scorpions inhabit all terrestrial habitats with the exception of tundra, high-latitude taiga, and some high-elevation mountain tops and their spatial distribution is influenced, to a large extent, by temperature and precipitation [1].

Fig. 4 Simulated phase shift (top), elevation (middle) and virtual height (bottom) variations vs group range for the reflection points of ground scatter in Fig. 3.