Sentence examples for narrow elevation from inspiring English sources

Tropical Montane Cloud Forests (TMCFs) are found in a narrow elevation range and are characterized by persistent fog.

Most seepage occurred while the backswamp groundwater table was in a narrow elevation range, referred to as an 'acid export window'.

This can be explained by peculiarities of the antenna system such as (1) elevation angle aliasing effect at which the maximum measurable elevation is limited by 45° (Milan et al. 1997; McDonald et al. 2013; Ponomarenko et al. 2015) and (2) partially by the narrow elevation radiation pattern (it affects the location of the power maximum that the procedure searches in each sounding session).

Chaetanthera renifolia (Asteraceae) is an endemic species that has been historically restricted to a narrow elevation range (3200 3400 m asl) within the high Andes of the province of Santiago, in central Chile [34].

Mangrove forests are unique tree communities that occupy narrow elevation ranges within the intertidal zones of tropical and subtropical regions.

It is possible that A. mollis may be exceptional among tropical species, especially considering the narrow elevation ranges and high species turnover typical of tropical mountains [ 11, 13, 66].

Our spherical coordinate analysis clearly demonstrates that the projection of long canals in the dorsoventrally flattened body of the stingray and also the dorsoventrally flattened head of the hammerhead shark are limited to a narrower elevation when compared to those in the conical head of the sandbar shark.

Plots were located in a narrow elevational belt (2134 2438 m) to minimize the known covariant effects of elevation and moisture on lichen communities.

Continuous exposures (24 h) induced complete G2 arrest, although the concentration range of this effect was narrow, with elevation of the drug level inducing additional and increasing impediment to S-phase transit.

Marojejy is connected to the Anjanaharibe-Sud Special Reserve by the Betaolana corridor, a narrow mid-elevation strip of forest extending west and slightly south.

In this study, we examine the evolutionary history of the Alpine Chipmunk, Tamias alpinus, a narrow high-elevation endemic, relative to its widespread sister species, the Least Chipmunk, Tamias minimus.