Sentence examples for shift in altitude from inspiring English sources
Mountainous habitats are a bit luckier, as just a small shift in altitude provides some cooling.
Just as a quick shift in altitude can vault one from subtropical jungle to semi-arctic tundra, so, too, can a few hours on a bus from rural remoteness to urban centrality appear to span millennia.
Just as when headed into the mountains a quick shift in altitude can vault one from subtropical jungle to semi-arctic tundra, so too can a few hours on a bus from rural remoteness to urban centrality appear to span millennia".
In these figures one can see the slight shift in altitude (230 km to 250 km) where the O+ dominates the O2+ but the density of the O+ is greatly enhance at higher altitudes in the solar maximum case providing more shielding of the solar wind electric fields.
It can be extremely turbulent when there are strong winds, but things actually get worse when the winds are getting stronger and weaker and significantly worse if the storm starts to shift in altitude.
The amplitudes of the fine structures with vertical scales of < 5 km below 70 km altitude seem to be larger on the morning side, and the phase of the background wavy structure with a vertical scale of > 10 km above 70 km seems to be shifted in altitude between these local time regions.
Under global warming species assemblages are expected to shift upwards in altitude, whereby lowland species will be important to sustain natural forests at mid-altitudes (Colwell et al. 2008; Feeley and Silman 2010).
However, we noticed a shift in these profiles along altitude probably due to a possible discrepancy in the height coordinate for EAR.
Climate change might be a further threat to this island endemic tree, either directly by shifting suitable climatic conditions further up in altitude, or indirectly by increasing the frequency and/or intensity of forest fires.
The energy peak also shifts to higher energy as we go down in altitude on dayside (panel (a)).
At SWB satellite, the EEJ magnitude was slightly smaller, −60 nT and +25 nT, respectively; the latter is, most likely, due to the ~15 20-min time shift in the observations as well as the altitude difference between the satellites.
