Sentence examples for of different elevation from inspiring English sources
Another sensitive and very accurate method of giving directional instruction is by range lights, which are two fixed lights of different elevation located about half a nautical mile apart.
Tall reinforced concrete chimneys of different elevations and base diameters were considered for the present study.
Chimneys of different elevations and different ratios of height to base diameter of chimney were selected for the parametric study.
Toda Y, Tsukimura N, Kato A. The effects of different elevations of laterally wedged insoles with subtalar strapping on medial compartment osteoarthritis of the knee.
By measuring trees at tree farms of different elevations, Neufeld and his colleagues hope to gauge how cooler and warmer temperatures alter tree physiology.
At 14th Street, the High Line is split into two sides of different elevations; the Diller-Von Furstenberg Water Feature, opened in 2010, is featured on the lower side, and a sundeck on the upper side.
The receiving mutual impedances shown in Table 1 are calculated with receiving-mutual-impedance method [9] for different elevation angles of an impinging source.
Mitochondrial genes may represent an important component of adaptation to different elevations in O. princeps[ 45].
A dual-satellite analysis was done for five different environments, the combination of eight different elevation angles from two satellites, and seven intervals of the azimuth angle separation between the satellites (cf. Figure11).
Structure function results of the delays are included as well as the impact of using different elevation cut off angles in the data processing.
Current climate models are predicting a much greater frequency of sudden storm events accompanied by rapid water depth increases in lowland wetland habitats (Zedler 2010), but very few studies have attempted to compare the effects of sudden depth increases on the growth and morphological responses of species adapted to different elevations in shoreline zonation.
