Sentence examples for range of elevations from inspiring English sources

"The infield section is tricky, because it has a range of elevations and cambers, but it's a fantastic feeling when you get it right," he added.

The scientists looked at variables including mean monthly temperatures and rainfall at a wide range of elevations in the native habitats of the animals and matched them to patterns in the United States.

Wales has a maritime climate dominated by highly unpredictable shifts in Atlantic air masses, which, combined with the diverse range of elevations, often cause local conditions to vary considerably from day to day.

It was established in 2001 and covers 6.4 square miles (16.6 square km); it encompasses a range of elevations between 5,570 and 6,760 feet (1,700 and 2,060 metres).

The range of elevations within its basin is considerable: from some 14,000 feet (4,300 metres) above sea level in the Colorado Rockies near the Continental Divide to 400 feet (120 metres) where it joins the Mississippi.

It is composed of several thousand stone-cut steps, numerous high retaining walls, tunnels, and other feats of classical engineering; the route traverses a wide range of elevations between about 8,530 and 13,780 feet (2,600 and 4,200 metres), and it is lined with Inca ruins of various types and sizes.

"If wildlife has both a range of elevation to shift upwards and the possibility to move north, it gives them a lot of ecological options in a future with a lot of uncertainty," Dr. Weaver said.

The lake is highest in June and July and lowest in December and January; its average annual range of elevation is about 2.6 feet (0.8 m), and the absolute maximum annual variation was about 9.8 feet (3 m).

The range of elevation in the study area differs from 166 to 1635 m.

Stands were chosen to span a broad range of elevation, aspect, and topography.

The received powers for both theory and measurement have the same behavior throughout a range of elevation angles.