Sentence examples for middle altitude from inspiring English sources

In 2014, in the middle altitude experimental site, the resistance conferred by the resistant haplotype was complete.

In 2014, one locus was detected in the middle altitude breeding station and the other one was detected in 2015 in the high altitude breeding station (Fig. 4).

In the japonica panel, at the locus detected on chromosome 1 in 2014, in the middle altitude breeding station, we used six out of the seven significant markers to construct haplotypes.

Usual auroras show green color from the forbidden line of atomic oxygen at 557.7 nm in the middle altitude (100 150 km), and red color of a forbidden line of atomic oxygen at 630.0 nm in the high altitude (>200 km).

Tree density varied greatly in the middle altitude (1824 2788 m altitude) forest ranges from 0 to 1220 individuals per ha (mean 413 ± 41.75 SE) as two transects of Mechukha, West Siang were laid out in grasslands used by locals as grazing land and having no tree cover.

Our field observations confirm that this invasive species succeeded to establish in the coastal and middle altitude areas of the Mount Lebanon chain where it represents a source of nuisance because of its aggressive biting behavior.

In this short paper we examine the possible connection between atmospheric parameters measured at low and middle altitudes and geomagnetic storms occurred in 2000 and 2003.

The same statistical analysis of Interball-Auroral data has shown that at the middle altitudes (∼3Re) bean-lets are registered also poleward from the high-latitude PS boundary inside a 0.8° latitudinal interval, that is in good agreement with Interball-Tail data.

It should be emphasized that such two-dimensional modeling is not required for Earth-orbiting artificial satellites at low or middle altitudes, because the azimuth angle of incidence toward a retroreflector varies in time and space.

Forests of European black pine (Pinus nigra) and common beech (Fagus sylvatica) cover the park's lower and middle altitudes 1000-1600 m, with several of these trees being more than 700 years old.

But the area available for winter grazing is much smaller than formerly and, to compensate for this, migratory flocks are taken in early spring and late autumn to the middle altitudes of the southern Massif (GILBERT, 1973).