Sentence examples for reference elevation from inspiring English sources

Values of hydroperiod are computed along the tidal flat (Fig. 1c) at an offset reference elevation of 14 cm above the tidal flat surface.

Researchers this week announced the release of a new high resolution terrain map of the southernmost continent, called the Reference Elevation Model of Antarctica, or REMA, which they say makes Antarctica the best mapped continent on Earth.

NT was used as the reference elevation for no change, and soil loss was calculated using these data along with field-collected estimates of bulk density.

Selecting fan platform height as the reference elevation is shown to result in a better prediction of actual ACC performance for all atmospheric temperature distributions and wind conditions.

2) A 15-km-long, 500 km2, hummocky deposit at reference elevation of about 500 700 m, obliterating a typical spur and gully morphology (Fig. 3a).

The system was calibrated before each experiment by varying the position of the needle tip a known distance above or below a reference elevation.

With the use of accurate GPS data as ground control points reference elevations, the DEM extracted is much more accurate with least mean RMSE of 34.5 m than that constructed by using a combination of GLAS/ICESat and RAMPv2 as true reference.

In construction projects surveys may reference elevations or grades as well as drainage, utilities, and easements.

As far as allowed by the horses' level of schooling, the horses were examined in a reference position, elevation, hyperflexion and unrestrained.

Prayers to Christ (Virgin Mary, Trinity) with reference to the elevation of the Host.

IT has frequently been shown that the site on which a stone circle was erected was chosen with reference to the elevation of the northern horizon.