The patterns of multivariate community similarity observed between samples were broadly similar among the different amplicon datasets, suggesting comparable responses of different taxonomic groups to the elevation gradient from which the samples were collected.
By adopting this scheme, we were able to measure an average of 23 points each day, while standard measurement methods (e.g., leveling and total station), which measure the elevation from the shoreline, might have limited measurements to only 1 2 points per day with larger error than our measurements.
On his arrival at AP Films, Trim's first duty was to convert Meddings' three-dimensional concepts into technical blueprints and side-view elevations, from which the company Master Models of Middlesex built scale models of the six major vehicles.
Gang countered that they could make a model from the elevation drawings, which portray a building's façade: "Let's do it now!" As her weary team mostly watched, she began to cut the drawings and fold and tape them into three-dimensional objects.
It was responsible for the elevation of the present Alps, from which the name derives, and for the uplifting of plateaus in the Balkan Peninsula and in Corsica and Sardinia.
Not even the Elevation Dock, which has made something of a splash.
Most areas of the world have enough topographic information to provide digital elevation models from which to construct slope maps.
His extraordinary qualities were partly that he could, as it seemed, entirely submerge his personality in whatever role he was performing and partly the physical accident that the development of his leg and thigh muscles was singularly powerful; he had the lightness and the "elevation" which could only come from great strength.
Ashcroft's elevation to the House of Lords – from which he has since resigned – was uniquely controversial, in that there was a condition attached that he become a UK resident for tax purposes.
The Great Elevation from the artisanal, which still fuels our idea of art, finds its starting point, and almost its summit, in him.
