Sentence examples for very low elevation from inspiring English sources

The lower area consists mainly of polders, where the landscape not only lies at a very low elevation but is also very flat in appearance.

"Fine tuning" of the phase is achieved based on a detailed analysis of phase fluctuation effects at very low elevation angles.

A great advantage of the Millstone Hill radar is its ability to cover a large area by azimuthally scanning with the dish antenna at very low elevation.

As the number of visible satellites was larger than the number of antenna elements, very low elevation satellites were excluded from the calibration process to avoid calibration errors due to multipath.

For all the three beamformers, it can be observed that, for very low elevation satellites (<15°) such as PRN 10, 25 and 31, the pseudorange error reduction is minimal as compared to that for satellites located at a higher elevation.

Based on Sascha et al.'s ([2010]) study, some landslides 70 km off Padang (Western Sumatra, Indonesia) may generate tsunamis, and the yielding maximum run-up is about 3 m, while Padang with over 750,000 inhabitants exhibits high tsunami vulnerability due to its very low elevation.

The studies also indicated that the incretin effect was lost at very low elevations of fasting or postprandial glucose concentrations.

The digital elevation model shows an elevation ranging from very low altitude of 1646 to 2394 m above sea level.

Any troponin elevation was associated with higher mortality, even at very low peak troponin levels (mortality rates 24-29% across tertiles of troponin).

In addition, in many cases, the very steep geometry of the dive would seem to prevent direct sunlight from falling on the gorget, while it is visible to the female, at all but very low solar elevations (for instance at sunrise or sunset).

Spatio-temporal complexity in turn was high at the alpine timberline, but very low at lower elevations.