Phrases with «altitude effect»

The phrase "altitude effect" refers to the changes that happen to our bodies when we go to higher places, such as mountains or high altitudes. These changes occur because the air at higher altitudes has less oxygen, which can cause difficulties in breathing and can make us feel tired or dizzy. Full definition

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Of course, if the altitude diff is enuf, however, you'd likely have issues with different lengths of time in shadow vs. daylight, wind conditions (not just temps), possibly both rainfall and humidity levels, and so on... comparing altitude effects this way might be adding more variables rather than reducing them... But I would think it would make an interesting line of study if it hasn't already been well done. (climateaudit.org)
The tests found that high altitude will impact on the ball's aerodynamic drag and speed — players risk overshooting the ball during a long pass, free kick or long shot to the goal post unless they understand the altitude effect and adapt their game accordingly. (sciencedaily.com)
An ugly feature of the smoothing is that the spatial pattern generated is completely unreasonable, not showing any of the extreme cooling that must have occurred (simply due to direct albedo and altitude effects) over the large ice sheets that were in existence then. (julesandjames.blogspot.ru)
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