Sentence examples for section of terrain from inspiring English sources

This skating technique was the one employed the most in the STT and the chosen incline corresponded to the analyzed uphill section of terrain.

Each lap consisted of nine different sections of terrain (S1 S9), with different properties (Fig.  1; Table  2).

Total time and times in nine different sections of terrain by 12 world-class male sprint skiers were determined, along with work rate and kinematics for one specific uphill section.

Our observation that the times spent on the uphill, flat, downhill, and curved sections of terrain accounted for approximately 36, 27, 30, and 7%, respectively, of the total racing time differs from the findings by Berg and Forsberg (2000) that more than half of the total time in a distance cross-country skiing race was spent on uphill terrain.

This investigation was designed to analyze the time-trial (STT) in an international cross-country skiing sprint skating competition for (1) overall STT performance and relative contributions of time spent in different sections of terrain, (2) work rate and kinematics on uphill terrain, and (3) relationships to physiological and kinematic parameters while treadmill roller ski skating.

With respect to the time spent in specific sections of terrain, the last two uphill sections (S4 and S7) and the two final flat sections (S8 and S9) exhibited significant relationships to STT performance (Table  2, P < 0.01 in all cases), which was not the case for the first three sections (S1 3), the curved section (S5), or the final downhill section (S6).

It should be on a flat or raised section of the terrain and there should be some sort of protection from weather, such as trees or large boulders.

At that point the program tells you what distance you'll cover, and can also show you a cross-section of the terrain.

The boundary of the yellow region represents one of the cross sections of the terrain surface at height 160: the region itself corresponds to height ≥160 and corresponds to the subgraph in the join tree marked yellow in Figure 3. Figure 2 Singular points of a 2-dimensional scalar field.

The correlations between physiological parameters versus STT performance and time spent in the different sections of the terrain are documented in Table  3 and Fig.  3.

However, major sections of the terrains underlain by migmatite are also highlands.