Sentence examples for from the highest altitude from inspiring English sources

Whichever university hails from the highest altitude probably can handle Denver's mile-high elevation the best, right?

Groundwater flowing from the highest altitude of the spring's recharge area (lowest mean d 18O values) may become mixed with water recharged at lower elevations (higher mean δ18O values) along the flow path, as well as mixing with old water coming from deep circulation.

Temperature plays a major role, especially at high altitudes, preventing epidemic malaria from spreading into the highest altitude regions.

Recovery, he said, is usually quick once the patient is removed from the high altitude.

Ms. Berenson, 30, has had health problems from the high altitude of Yanamayo, the Andean prison where she was held for the first three years of her imprisonment.

During this period, the WIND spacecraft was about 213 RE upstream from the Earth, the GEOTAIL was in the post dusk magnetosheath, the INTERBALL-Tail was near the bow shock, and the POLAR traveled in its dayside outbound orbit from the high altitude cusp to the magnetosheath boundary layer.

Fresh plant material (roots) was collected from the high altitude of Patnitop in Jammu and Kashmir, India, and identified at the herbarium of the department of Botany, Jammu University.

According to the planners, the golf course will be supplied with water directly from the Lesotho Highland Water Project LHWPP) scheme by accessing the underground tunnel that transports the water from the high altitude water reservoirs in Lesotho to the Ash River in South Africa.

Specimens from the high altitude eastern slopes of the southern Andes of Ecuador (B. sp. ECSanFran, B. sp. Condor, B. palmata; localities 4, 18, 19; 1800–2000 masl) are all, with varying resolution and including the extreme lowland Brazilian B. paraensis, sister to the upper Amazonian species B. peruviana and B. equatoriana.

Descend from the high altitude as soon as possible in an effort to reduce the symptoms.

White: 2007 La Esperanza Estate Torrontés, Cafayate (£5.99, 13%, Marks & Spencer) If Argentina has a white USP to compare with red Malbec, it is surely Torrontés, especially from the high-altitude area of Cafayate.