Sentence examples for that low altitude from inspiring English sources

These data suggest that low altitude terrains of the Dry Valleys during the Early Pliocene were subjected to glacial-interglacial cycles in which some interglacials were largely ice-free.

But maintaining that low altitude depleted the maneuvering fuel.

The problem in New York is that low-altitude airspace over the Hudson does not have full conventional radar coverage, so some planes that do not have ADS-B would not be visible.

Therefore, a higher freeze tolerance would suggest that low-altitude tadpoles are more often exposed to freezing temperatures, whereas high-altitude tadpoles may avoid such exposure altogether by inhabiting deep water bodies or metamorphosing prior to winter.

The worst performers were the LLH and HHL combinations, those that combined the low altitude amino acid states in α-hemoglobin with the high altitude states in β-hemoglobin and vice versa.

The pH of meat from high raising altitude was significantly higher (P < 0.05) than that from low altitude and that from summer slaughter season was significantly higher (P < 0.001) than that from winter season.

Also, it needs to be drilled into flight crew that, at low altitude, they really must be in the loop with their hands and feet on the controls at all time, feeling the plane's reactions as it executes its programmed manoeuvres.

Meat from high raising altitude had lower (P < 0.05) saturated fatty acids and higher (P < 0.05) unsaturated fatty acids concentrations than that from low altitude.

It is seen from the proton maps that at low altitude on the dayside, the low energy protons dominate the precipitation onto the hemisphere while the precipitation onto the hemisphere is dominated by protons with higher energies.

However, the site is also described as an unmanned gap-filler that provided low altitude coverage.

It is apparent from these maps that the low-altitude forests around the coast store less carbon than those in the mountains.