Still, some residents have decided to stay, boating to and from their doorsteps, their living quarters sufficiently elevated to keep the river from also taking up residence.
First, many houses along the coast are not elevated and there is no incentive to elevate them, and second, the ones that are elevated may not be sufficiently elevated, even for current hurricanes.
Geothermal energy systems for electricity production target deep rock between ca. 2 km and 5 km depth to obtain sufficiently elevated temperatures.
In a few places the oceanic ridges are sufficiently elevated above the deep seafloor that they emerge from the ocean, and subaerial volcanism occurs.
And yet, in 1927, someone did think it was sufficiently elevated to merit an art exhibit in the East Village in New York, a fact that has been unaccountably ignored by art historians.
"Financial markets have continued to function reasonably well, and credit continues to flow, although admittedly with reduced availability to less-than-investment-grade borrowers and at interest spreads sufficiently elevated to press on profit margins of those lower-rated borrowers," he said.
Thus, diminished fumarolic activity may reflect a period of sealing and pressurization of the shallow hydrothermal system; fractures begin to open or shear when fluid pressure is sufficiently elevated.
This could explain why disease peaks were detected before and after ONAP, since air temperature levels were sufficiently elevated for people to become ill but not high enough to cause death.
Insulin levels are usually within the normal or mildly elevated range, but are not sufficiently elevated to prevent hyperglycaemia.
In peritoneal fluid, HB-EGF is sufficiently elevated to activate cancer cells even at an early stage of OVCA.
External bone temperatures were much greater than internal temperatures, which were not sufficiently elevated to cause osteonecrosis regardless of lavage.
