Sentence examples for mountainous location from inspiring English sources
When he was developing as a player in the 1960s the practice was to take players into a quasi-monastic retreat in a remote and typically mountainous location.
In addition, Alderson said, Denver's mountainous location means a forecast often changes drastically.
"Post Tenebras Lux" was shot in the squarish 1 33 aspect radio, a better fit for the mountainous location.
Although referred to as Little Tibet by locals, such is its remote, mountainous location, Livigno has shops stocked with the latest lines from the world's biggest brands (including every variation of Ray-Ban you could possibly imagine), all tax free.
Its mountainous location is far from the towns it serves, and its failure to provide any meals — leaving many children hungry throughout the day — has critics wondering why the company has not done more.
The end-of-the-world atmosphere was caused not so much by its mountainous location, however, but by its dearth of students.Young people are in short supply in rapidly ageing Japan and I was not alone in having salaried, unsupervised time to burn.
SWAT was not designed to model heterogeneous mountain basins typical of the western United States, and as a result, has performed poorly when applied to mountainous locations.
It was an experiment with dual-antenna technology that outperforms all other radar altimeters in those hard-to-sense mountainous locations.
McKendry et al. (2010) emphasized the importance of permanent lidar installations in mountainous locations for understanding the vertical transport process and the analysis of the chemical time series.
Depending on the geographical location, the pre-hospital transport modalities range from volunteer community members who drive patients by private car or motorcycle, horseback in remote mountainous locations, or canoe in areas accessible only by water, to critical care transport units, including ambulances and fixed wing planes.
They are more common in mountainous locations, and occur most frequently in the spring, often near melting snow.
