Sentence examples for most low altitude from inspiring English sources

Considering that midges (Culicoides paraensis) occur in most low altitude areas of the Americas, it is conceivable that environmental destruction and climate changes could result in OROV outbreaks in the large cities of Brazil, as well as in other parts of the Western Hemisphere (9 ).

It is thought to be the most prevalent low altitude species of Armillaria in Great Britain and France.

Many parts of Ireland are underlain by limestone, and an area called the Burren in County Clare has not only the most caves but also some of the most extensive low-altitude pavement karsts.

It was a rocky start to a flight that promised to soar but spent most of its time at low altitude dodging mountain after mountain before a rough landing with the political – and possible financial – blunder that was the latest free-to-air television deal, which was also the making of powerful enemies across the media and rugby league landscapes.

A spherical balloon made of thin metal shell, which functions both as balloon skin and as gas container, is one of the most capable vehicles to explore the low altitude Venusian atmosphere and to observe its surface directly.

Most phones can handle one or two low altitude drops, but a drop from the side of your face is the end of the road.

He then took a heading of 335 degrees for the trip across the North Sea, initially at low altitude, but travelling for most of the journey at 5000 feet.

"Losing thrust on both engines, at a low speed, at a low altitude, over one of the most densely populated areas on the planet.

Most of the observational effort has been concentrated on low altitude regions where the spatial density of debris objects is higher than the estimated figures for GEO.

We would need to fly around in circles at a low altitude, the pilot explained, to burn up most of the fuel so that the plane would not catch fire when we landed on its metal belly.

Since the astronauts circled the moon at a very low altitude, they were able to take the most detailed photos of the dark side of the moon ever taken.