Sentence examples for the summit elevation from inspiring English sources

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).

Ballistic ejecta with the shortest flight durations are estimated to have landed on the summit (elevation: 3000 m; travel distance: 450 m) with a final velocity of 58 m/s about 7.7 s after ejection from the vent at an initial velocity of 93 m/s with an ejection angle 50° (Fig. 8b, case A).

Information on the physical characteristics of most seamounts, such as depth of the summit, elevation and slope are unknown or not accurately measured preventing any detailed analyses on the parameters that may be driving tuna aggregations.

Across gradients such as this one, there is an expectation that the CTWM of each trait will be a reflection of a gradient of abiotic stress: higher at the higher-elevation summits and lower at the lower-elevation summits.

The tallest mountains in the park are in the Absarokas, where many summits exceed elevations of 10,000 feet (3,050 metres).

Repeatedly, more favourable conditions for plant growth have been found at the lower-elevation summits, with cooler, shorter growing seasons with (often) less available nutrients at the higher summits (Pickering and Green 2009; Venn et al. 2012 a ).

The mean base and summit elevations of the 5 resorts were 1465 ± 279 m and 2305 ± 349 m, respectively.

The summits cover an elevation range of 301 m from the lowest at 1813 m (Clarke 5) through to the highest at 2114 m (Clarke 1) (Table  1) and cover a horizontal distance of 1600 m.

During this period, the Incas constructed shrines on the summits of snow-capped peaks (over 5,000 m in elevation).

Conversely, the lower-elevation summits appear to have proportionally higher abundances of species that are taller and have larger LDMC values.

At the higher-elevation summits, the CTWM for leaf area and SLA traits increased by up to 26%% in 2011, with the largest increases within the lower SASs (Table  1).