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"Apollo's Angels" traces four centuries of ballet — from its origins in 16th-century France to its elevation in the court of Versailles, through the Renaissance, Bolshevism, modernism and the cold war — describing the dance's evolutions and revolutions in the context of political, philosophical and aesthetic currents.

The total energy of a system includes its internal energy plus any other forms of energy, such as kinetic energy due to motion of the system as a whole (e.g., water flowing through a pipe) and gravitational potential energy due to its elevation.

Owing to its elevation, the prevailing westerly winds, regional topography, and the lack of large urban/industrial emission sources upwind, MBO is well positioned for sampling FT air masses near the West Coast of the USA with minimal influence from local anthropogenic emissions (Weiss-Penzias et al. 2006).

Due to its elevation, climbers could be in the high alpine within hours of leaving their room.

Spokane has a humid continental climate (Dsb under the Köppen classification), a rare climate due to its elevation and significant winter precipitation; Spokane, however, is adjacent to and sometimes even classified as a cool-summer Mediterranean climate (Csb) because the average temperature for the coldest month is just over 27 °F.

While it is possible this is only secondary to platelet activation, there may be some biologic importance to its elevation during sepsis given the demonstrated effect on phagocytic function in the current report.

These data suggest that synaptic activity in the dentate gyrus, mediated by both mGluR5 and mGluR1 activation, maintains CA1 LTP in a functional dynamic range and serves to prevent its elevation to saturation levels.

The island is approximately 4.6 km wide from east to west and 3.2 km wide from north to south; its elevation varies from 881 m at the shoreline to its highest point of 1,141 m.

A high-powered economics department was apt to generate favorable publicity for the university, and to spur its elevation in coveted but much-scorned rankings like those put out by U.S. News and World Report.

Sediment deposition, along with accumulation of autochthonous organic material, contributes to the vertical accretion necessary for a marsh surface to maintain its elevation above mean sea level as sea level rises (Reed 1989; Morris et al. 2002; Mudd et al. 2009).

The land rises to its highest elevation at Antónia Peak, 4,566 feet (1,392 metres) above sea level.