Sentence examples for the low elevation from inspiring English sources

The idea is to counter the low elevation of Louisiana.

The low elevation and the cold Benguela Current are the major influences.

Past molecular work by my wife and me has revealed that the low elevation white-eye inhabiting the forests far below us is not the Kolombangara white-eye's near relative, as once believed.

Meanwhile, Mr. Morris often makes his dancers look weaker than they are: there is a circle dance in which they are asked out of nowhere to do a forward jump (jeté en attitude, arms opening à la Bournonville), and the phrasing is so clumsy that you notice less the dancers' warm, open manner than the low elevation and the thudding arrival.

There are also contaminations due to the scattered city light in the areas corresponding to the low elevation angles.

The geochronology results also reveal that the low elevation plain is diachronous, becoming progressively younger towards the receding plateaus.

Birds like pipits and rosy finches, typically found in sparse, high-elevation areas, can be found in the low-elevation pyroclastic zone.

The low-elevation forests where fuels reduction might be useful make up only a quarter of the forests in the western United States.

We should move schools that remain on the low-elevation coastal plain to high ground, and keep updating bridges — especially those on the Coast which, if they don't fall down in the quake, will save the lives of hundreds or thousands of people fleeing a tsunami.

Geometric relationships with regional stepped surfaces (e.g., the low-elevation Sertaneja Surface), exhumed palaeosurfaces and regional drainage systems are analysed.

Recent research suggests that GMSLR may endanger the low-elevation coastal zone sooner than expected, reshaping coastal geography, reducing habitable landmass, and seeding significant coastal out-migrations.