Sentence examples for m of elevation from inspiring English sources
The Dosquebradas Basin, in the central coffee-growing region of the Colombian Andes, covers 58 km2 between 1350 and 2150 m of elevation.
Three hundred eighty-five subjects received both echocardiography and transcranial Doppler examinations at 3700 m of elevation (363 subjects had completely valid transcranial Doppler and echocardiography parameters).
Where there were significant differences in elevation between the weather station and the trial site, mean temperature was adjusted by an average atmospheric lapse rate of 0.6 °C per 100 m of elevation change.
You have 16 hours to complete a 210 km mountain bike course through the alps with 7,000 m of elevation gain.
In Marojejy National Park and Anjanaharibe-Sud Special Reserve, where most of the remaining groups exist, it is not found below 700 m of elevation and not above 1875 m.
Darjeeling tea (cultivated at 2800 m of elevation) sample was kindly provided by Tea Board, Kolkata, India.
The MAT in each plot was estimated through the increase of 0.55 °C per 100 m decrease of elevation (Huang and Jiang 2002), using the climatic database in the weather station at 1200 m a.s.l.l
For every 100 m of increased elevation, the probability of burning decreased by 12%, 21 % and 33 for the Montane, Upper Foothills and Subalpine, respectively.
This model appears to hold for the majority of the river valleys draining into the English Channel which exhibit 8 15 terrace levels over approximately 60 100 m of altitudinal elevation.
In permafrost regions of the QTP, the greater lapse rate of soil temperature per 100 m of increased elevation resulted in more significant modification of the SOC and soil thermal relationship in alpine meadows than that in tundra and boreal ecosystems.
The first was stage 8 to Monte Terminillo, a 16.1 km long climb gaining 1672 m of vertical elevation for an average gradient of 7.3 percent, one of the most difficult climbs in the Apennine Mountains in the region of Abruzzo.
