Sentence examples for use of elevation from inspiring English sources

Preparation before surgery includes close monitoring of the skin and use of elevation and ice if appropriate.

The use of elevation, slope, aspect and curvature as differentiating criteria often lead to a satisfactory result in terrain characterization, particularly in large-scale mapping.

Friedman's test was applied to the blood-pressure changes recorded in the four positions of the upper limb and showed a significant sustained fall in mean blood pressure with increasing elevation, bringing into question the use of elevation in certain clinical situations.

One recent gym trend is the use of elevation training masks during exercise.

The Montauk plan would make use of elevations of slightly more than 180 feet above sea level in the landfill area, where four shorter communications towers are already situated.

The use of precise elevation data provided by the electronic total station and digital elevation models (DEMs) of difference allowed us to assess the sediment budget of the surface changes.

Some of these are the employment of metaphor, simile, folk etymology, distortion of sounds in words, generalization, specialization, clipping, the use of acronyms, elevation and degeneration, metonymy, synecdoche, hyperbole, borrowings from foreign languages, and the play of euphemism against taboo.

However, the use of CPK elevation as an inclusion criterion led to initial misclassification of 113 individuals (where a blank data field was incorrectly taken to indicate an elevation) for whom biological samples were received between months 5 and 29.

Other authors reported the use of low elevations and gentle slopes (Povilitis 1998; Díaz and Smith-Flueck 2000), while other studies remarked the preference of the species for steep, rocky, north-facing aspect with irregular topography (Gill et al. 2008).

a The upper part is used for removal of displaced implant and the lower part is used for elevation of sinus membrane.

Finally, we recommend a sampling method for peat depth mapping using numerical stratification of elevation to cover both the geographical and covariate space.