Sentence examples for summit heights from inspiring English sources
The Altai were formed during the great orogenic (mountain-building) upthrusts occurring between 500 and 300 million years ago and were worn down, over geologic time, into a peneplain (a gently undulating plateau with generally accordant summit heights).
In southern São Paulo the Serra do Mar is characterized by three distinct terrain types: 1) highly dissected areas with closely spaced ridges and accordant summit heights; 2) multiconvex hills; and 3) terrains with highly elevated watershed areas, irregular summit heights, and locally subdued relief.
Just above the Minamidake crater, the path reached 1500 m, which is slightly higher than the summit height (1117 m).
Our InSAR measurements suggest that just below the summit, height increased by about 50 m between 2002 and 2009 (Fig. 5a).
There are at least five sand dunes in the world with base-to-summit heights above 1,000 feet.
Some, but not all, of this height had already been rebuilt by 2004, when the summit elevation was thought to be 3355 +/− 6 m (D. Andrade, pers. comm).
Gaussian function has 3 parameters namely height of the peak (H), location of the peak summit and standard deviation of the peak.
"Carry me away to the fiercest heights, / To the loftiest summits of triumph to come!" With such a future awaiting her, she embraced any new adventure.
TO a visitor unaccustomed to high steel construction, or simply terrified of heights, the summit of a modern skyscraper in progress is a forbidding environment.
A team who had been written off and, by their own admission, one not showing the courage to succeed at the highest level, scaled new heights and almost conquered the greatest summit in European rugby.
