Sentence examples for peak altitude of from inspiring English sources

The network rises to a peak altitude of just 1,800 feet — the lowest point is about 430 — and there are no quad-straining, lung-burning climbs.

The rocket launch in February 2016 used the Taepodong-2, but the rocket's later stages did not reach the altitude required for an ICBM, climbing to 466-500km above the Earth; a peak altitude of more than 1,000km is needed for a successful attack.

In this context, the present results indicating the lowering of the peak altitude of O 1D) 630.0 nm emission from ∼220 to ∼180 km over the dip equator is new.

After the capsule reached its peak altitude of over 62 miles, it descended back to Earth with the aid of three parachutes.

The peak electron density of ~ 3 × 105 cm−3 and the peak altitude of ~ 140 km in the illuminated region are typical of the dayside ionosphere.

The peak altitude of Herzberg I and II and the Chamberlain system was reported to be in the altitude range from 94 to 100 km (López-González et al. 1992).

Fig. 10 Peak altitudes of the M2 layer (crosses) and M1 layer (diamonds).

By using this convolution model, we found that the peak altitudes of the vaporized lithium estimated from the electron density enhancement agreed well with those estimated from the ground observation of the lithium resonance scattering light.

However, it can be pointed out by comparing Figs. 7 and 5(b) that the peak altitudes of the vaporized lithium estimated from Δne agree well with those estimated from the ground observation.

Table 1 lists the results of normalized RMS errors for peak altitude and electron density of F2 layer, and ionospheric propagation factor for the four seasonal periods.

Shinmoedake (1,421 m of peak altitude) is a stratovolcano which is located at the center of Kirishi-mayama.