You find yourself thinking things like: "Oh my God, that's way steeper than I thought it would have been, or than the mathematical height elevation tells me it is".
Heel height elevation had a greater influence on peak shear than peak pressure.
The water table depth was chosen as the interpolated data instead of the height (elevation) of the groundwater table to assure the assumption of data stationarity when using the kriging technique (Desbarats et al. 2002).
The effects of the gas distributor types, superficial fluidizing velocity and chambers height elevation difference are evaluated through computer simulations and the results are quantified in terms of solid circulation flux.
About twenty minutes before landing, the pilot should review the Canada Flight Supplement (CFS) to reconfirm the airport information (circuit height, elevation, runway lengths and heading), and review the approach speeds, crosswind limit, and flap settings.
Also, the longitude, latitude, elevation, altitude, clutter height, and the distance information, which describes the smart campus environment, are obtained from Digital Terrain Map (DTM) in ATOLL radio network planning tool.
Based on the cardiac anatomy, we find that all inferior leads (II, III, and aVF) and two out of three lateral leads (I and V6) show significant ST-height elevation.
In addition, local terrain profile data of the study area (terrain elevation, clutter height, altitude, and the distance of the mobile station from the base station) are extracted from Digital Terrain Map (DTM) to account for the unique environmental features.
Satellite and aircraft observations have measured the changing areas of ice sheets, but researchers need data on the changing heights, or elevations, to calculate their mass.
Your site plan or architectural floor plan should have a bench mark(a bench mark refers to some item, such as a manhole lid or survey waypoint with a known elevation) elevation or a "height above existing grade" as a starting point.
