Sentence examples for peak elevation from inspiring English sources
Cars, buses, skiers and snowboarders bustle toward the slopes against the dominating backdrop of Killington Peak (elevation 4,241 feet), whose vertical white slashes of ski trails draw the eye up.
With a peak elevation of 1,600 feet and 24 trails on 107 acres, Mohawk is Connecticut's largest ski area, but it still has a laid-back, friendly feel.
MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN, CALIFORNIA Mammoth Mountain (800-626-6684; mammothmountain.com), with a peak elevation of 11,053 feet, offers superb spring skiing, often as late as mid-June, thanks to several high-alpine bowls.
STATS Summit Peak elevation of 11,570 feet with a base elevation of 8,120 feet Vertical Drop 3,450 feet Terrain 53 percent expert; 29 percent intermediate; 18 percent beginner Trails There are 193 conventional trails plus 3 terrain parks, 1 superpipe and 1 half pipe.
About two blocks from this house is the Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands, 1.9 million acres that span across northeastern New Mexico, parts of Oklahoma and northwest Texas, with a peak elevation of 11,301 feet (at the tip of Mount Taylor).
Council has roughly the same mean slope (16.5°) and elevation (450 m) as Rithet, yet Council has a much lower peak elevation (630 m).
However, from a clinical perspective, these data are highly relevant, since only bilirubin elevations simultaneous with or soon following peak ALT elevations may indicate loss of hepatic function due to liver injury.
Both models suggest that the remaining rock uplift required to produce the 4-km peak elevations of the modern southern Sierra Nevada was produced by flexural-isostatic uplift in response to river incision.
In humans there is anecdotal evidence that TNF alpha plays a role in cerebral artery vasospasm as demonstrated by peak elevations of CSF TNF alpha levels on the days corresponding to peak vasospasm time in patients who have had a subarachnoid hemorrhage and in those showing elevated flow velocities on transcranial doppler after a subarachnoid bleed [14].
The southern portion of the Sierra Nevada is generally higher, with elevations greater than 4,000 m at the crest, while the northern watersheds are generally less than 3,000 m at peak elevations.
Consequently, peak indoor CO2 concentrations, or the peak elevations of the indoor concentrations above those in outdoor air, have often been used as rough indicators for outdoor-air ventilation rate per occupant (Persily and Dols 1990).
