Sentence examples for high mount from inspiring English sources
Film director Peter Jackson could have shot his Lord of the Rings trilogy here; at night the black pine-covered slopes of the 2,522m high Mount Durmitor - one of the country's eponymous Crna Gora, or black mountains (literally monte negro) - are as foreboding as the shadows of Tolkein's thunderous peaks.
Poupon and Leveaux (1971) derived the Indonesian equation in order to account for the high mount of shale and fresh water formations, which is common in Indonesia reservoirs.
Suspension Type: Front: double wishbones, coil springs, gas-filled shocks, high mount upper arm, stabilizer bar Rear: coil springs and gas-filled shocks, anti-roll bar, strut rod.
It is the location of the 4095 m high Mount Kinabalu, the tallest mountain in Malaysia.
In Canada, the 11027 feet high Mount Fryatt was named in 1921 in honour of Captain Fryatt.
In the eastern direction, the bees were released in rural areas (up to 3300 m distance), on top of and behind the 830 m high Mount Ainslie (MA, 4400 m to 7800 m distant), and further away (up to 13000 m) behind MA.
The rotating lens system would have four large Fresnel glass lens panels, 12 feet high, mounted about four feet from the burner on a revolving lens carriage.
Modern lens equipment of the same type is much smaller, perhaps 30 inches (75 centimetres) high, mounted on ball bearings and driven by an electric motor.
However, the conventional multi-layered printed circuit boards are now facing the limitation for high mounting densities.
Conversely, the porous-plate type exhibited adequate performance, with a larger plate porosity and moderately high mounting elevation tending to improve the uprush obstruction performance and further decrease the wave slamming loads.
The engines were embedded in pairs into the aircraft's wing root; because of the high mounted position of the wing, the tail had to adopt a high mounting to maintain clearance of the jet turbulence, however the airbrakes were ideally situated to take advantage of this phenomenon.
