Sentence examples for the altitudes from inspiring English sources
noun
The absolute height of a location, usually measured from sea level.
- As the altitude increases, the temperature gets lower, so remember to bring warm clothes to the mountains.
Their prices reflect the altitudes that the region's high-end wines are reaching.
By comparing the shadows, the software calculates slopes, which yield the altitudes of target features.
"The altitudes were very high, and it gets very cold," Mr. Keating said.
We continued to drive, winding into the altitudes, listening to nearly an hour's worth of Nelson's, "Red Headed Stranger".
Thankfully, most of what the Iraqis shot was unguided and too small to reach the altitudes at which we fly.
At the altitudes they have been flying at, we almost certainly would have heard the jet engine noise.
And manufacturers of private planes are planning new "microjets" -- small, relatively cheap planes designed for flying at the altitudes, if not the speeds, of the big airliners.
"And if you put enough lead in the air somebody is going to get hit if they are at the altitudes that those bullets can reach.
"My advice is not to take the train to Lhasa with the 3-year-old," Dr. Laufer wrote in an e-mail message, adding that the altitudes of this trip are "well above what experts consider safe for young children".
Toy drones weighing less than 250g are exempt from registration, but none of these would have had the range or endurance to reach the altitudes reported in the near misses above.
The altitudes range from 53 m.a.s.l.l
