Sentence examples for was elevation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of raising from a lower place, condition, or quality to a higher; said of material things, persons, the mind, the voice, etc.
His quid pro quo for taking the job was elevation to brigadier general.
"Like Sunderland, promotion is our main aim," said McCall, whose reward for that reserve triumph was elevation to senior duties.
The most important affecting variable was elevation, which was positively correlated with the forest crown density.
He chaired the Joint High Commission on the Alabama claims (1871), which arranged the Treaty of Washington and prepared the way for the Geneva Arbitration; his reward was elevation to a marquessate (1871).
One difference observed in the remitted patients relative to the depressed patients was elevation of the concentration of the ketone 3-hydroxybutanoic acid.
The fine sediments should also be ideal for the ExoMars drill - it aims to get to 2m depth". One key advantage Oxia Planum had over Mawrth Vallis in the selection process was elevation.
The deal is Elevation's largest.
The decisive climatic factor in the valley is elevation.
The first is Elevation's clear change in strategy.
Even though the firm can call that last $100 million for a follow-on, odds are Elevation won't.
"What we're seeing looks to be elevation controlled," he says.
