Sentence examples for where elevation from inspiring English sources

Higher up, where elevation modifies the climate, deciduous trees, conifers, and rhododendrons occur.

He described evolutionary change as the movement of populations across high-dimensional landscapes of peaks and valleys, where elevation represented fitness levels.

It summarizes color at a county level — arguably too large for much of hilly New England, where elevation within a county can vary significantly.

In Casper, where elevation is 5,000 feet, viewing parties will go on across town, from the fairgrounds and area churches to a distillery — Backwards Distilling, which is planning distillery tours, live music, food and cocktails.

Analyzing the spatial interaction between the cluster categories revealed that highly dispersed ecosystem types occur most often in the intermediate elevation zone, moderate dispersion at the highest elevations, and homogeneity in the lowland areas where elevation remains relatively constant.

The TLPDs showed notable differences in physical attributes: In the eastern part of the area, where elevation, the proportion of steep slopes, and dry soils are low, land cover remained relatively stable.

In the southeast is the Manitoba lowland, where elevations are generally below 1,000 feet (300 metres).

Two ancient massifs rise in the north, where elevations reach 1,115 feet (340 metres) in the picturesque Perseigne Forest.

The only part of the country where elevations exceed 350 feet (105 metres) is the border zone of the Ardennes.

It begins in the north with the open rolling country known as the Yorkshire Wolds, where elevations of 750 feet (230 metres) occur.

Its western part rises in high-plateau country where elevations generally range between 5,000 and 11,000 feet (1,500 and 3,300 metres).