Sentence examples for variations in elevation from inspiring English sources

Tanzania's warm equatorial climate is modified by variations in elevation.

The Parks Department plans to spend $16 million on renovations, including moving the park fountain and leveling variations in elevation.

The Bhutanese economy is largely agrarian, and the significant variations in elevation and climate across the country allow Bhutan's farms to support a wide variety of crops and livestock.

Two-dimensional EMD algorithm applied to soil observations was used to extract scale- and location- specific variations in elevation data, soil clay content, soil organic matter (SOM) and pH.

It was found that the variations in elevation and pH were mostly within large scales while the variations in clay content and SOM were mostly within intermediate to large scales.

As these groups adapted to northern climates with limited sunlight, natural selection brought about the gradual loss of melanin in favour of skin tones that enabled some individuals to better synthesize vitamin D. Other physical characteristics indicate adaptations to cold or hot climates, to variations in elevation from sea level, to rainforests with high levels of rainfall, and to hot deserts.

Each variation in elevation creates new ecological zones for plant and animal life.

In the subsequent elevation analysis, data derived from the second-order polynomial had the highest R2, attributing 66% of the variation in elevation to block and treatment.

Tillage effects on plot-surface elevations were examined after removing large-scale variation in elevation (slope) by detrending with first- through fourth-order polynomials.

We were logistically limited to 15 replicates for E3, because distances of 90 + meters in all other locations were situated in topographically steep or rocky areas where the tree community was markedly different in structure and composition, and we wanted to control for variation in elevation and topography.

Despite the variation in elevation, the landscape in the South West, like that of so many other parts of the United Kingdom, has a quite marked uniformity of summit heights, with a high series occurring between 1,000 and 1,400 feet (300 and 430 metres), a middle group between 700 and 1,000 feet (210 and 300 metres), and coastal plateaus ranging between 200 and 400 feet (60 and 120 metres).