Sentence examples for mean elevation and from inspiring English sources

Azimuth is varied from for a constant mean elevation and.

Sites with higher SSY, or harvest-related increases in SSY, also generally had a) lower mean elevation and slope, b) greater landscape roughness, and c) lower sediment connectivity.

Topographic control on the present and past distribution of glaciers is indicated by close correspondence along the range between mean elevation and the modern equilibrium line altitude of glaciers (ELA) and differences in the modern ELA, mean annual precipitation and temperature across the range between the windward, southern and leeward, northern flanks.

County population, area, mean elevation, and mean precipitation were log10 transformed to achieve homoskedasticity, and a constant (10) was added to minimum temperature means to make all values positive.

The number of crop-raiding incidents was then extracted for each of the 100 grid cells, along with information on mean elevation and distance to nearest village, which were closely related to roads.

This GIS was used to calculate, for each municipality, the mean elevation and the proportion of total area covered by each land-cover class.

We independently adjusted the elevations of each cell to obtain different grid-wide mean elevations and standard deviations of elevation; this affected the temporal and spatial pattern of flooding.

Moreover there was a small, but significant difference in the elevation of sites sampled for the eastern and western populations (with western sites being at slightly lower mean elevations) and elevation was significantly positively associated with the prevalence of both ticks and haemogregarines.

Habitat divisions were established a priori using thresholds of 165 m, 15°, and zero for mean elevation, slope, and convexity respectively.

These observations suggest that at a regional scale the main NW topographic units have not been significantly downcut towards sea level, for a pattern of small isolated objects with lower mean elevation, gradient and hypsometric integral to be formed as those observed in the SE.

We extracted DEM data for each 1,000-m 1,000-mplotx. 1,700 dapproxints per plot) and measured the following variables using ArcGIS 9.1,700tial Analyst (ESRI, Redatads, CA, USA): mean elevation (m), slopointsd aspert (radians) transformed into north–south and east–west gradients (see Kumar and others 2006).