Sentences with phrase «at higher elevation»

Try to route your evacuation through areas that are at a higher elevation or have multiple escape routes planned.

Also, be sure to bring a water bottle; drinking plenty of water is important at this higher elevation.

This city experienced a population boom following Hurricane Katrina since it sits at a higher elevation than New Orleans and experienced less damage.

However, even if it's not required, it's typically a good idea to consider flood insurance unless your home is far from any dams or levees and at a higher elevation than most of the surrounding area.

Even if those logistics worked out, he said, better solar cells and batteries would be necessary because the state gets over 180 days of cloudy weather, and unless the site is on a ridge at higher elevation, most sites aren't windy enough to generate electricity with turbines.

Whereas you CAN heat the gas on Venus at higher elevation.

Or heat atmosphere gas at higher elevation.

Having been told that Denver is at a higher elevation than KC, he becomes confused when he DESCENDS into a river valley.

Facing and positions are important as attacks from the side or rear cause more damage, as do attacks from a square at a higher elevation.

The Villa Colonial and the Villa Santa Catarina do not, but are located at a higher elevation where the climate is more temperate.

Take it easy walking up and down the hills, since you are at a higher elevation.

Both pieces can be put at the higher elevation, allowing larger dogs to be bathed higher, which provides the correct ergonomics for any bather.

(She lives also in the woods, at a higher elevation than we do.)

There's also more emphasis on hydration for athletes who train at higher elevation.

Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity predicts that clocks at different gravitational potentials will tick at different rates — a clock at higher elevation will tick faster than will a clock closer to Earth's center.

For example, coastal areas or areas in the flood plain of a river are more likely to experience a natural disaster, whereas areas at higher elevation are at lower risk.

It's at the higher elevation that warm days give way to cooler nights, winters run colder, and each agave plant is blessed by a bounty of pure highland rain.

Maybe it's because I am baking at a higher elevation.

I live in Utah, at a higher elevation, do you think perhaps I should cut the water by a 1/4 cup to see if it makes it a little easier to handle?

I'm not sure if it's from using less agave, or it might be that I'm at a higher elevation?

Extinct human cousin gave Tibetans advantage at high elevation Date: July 2, 2014 Source: University of California — Berkeley

I am at a high elevation so that might be affecting the outcome.

Once harvested, our cacao beans are naturally fermented in the fertile soils of Peru at high elevations, limiting moisture and locking in essential nutrients and freshness.

Hi Deb, Does the apple cider caramel recipe need to be modified to work at high elevation?

Taste buds are dulled at high elevation, and in - cabin water quality may not be ideal.)

I'm at high elevation so maybe that also has something to do with it.

I'm wondering if you are at a high elevation that might affect the rise / fall issues you're having.

Flour tends to be drier at high elevation, so increase the amount of liquid in the recipe by 2 to 3 tablespoons for each cup of flour called for at 5,000 feet, and by 3 to 4 tablespoons at 7,000 ft.

I had two great birding milestones there: my first Resplendent Quetzal, a near threatened species, and my 1000th life bird, a Ruddy Woodcreeper at an ant swarm, which are kind of unusual at high elevations.

I bake this at 7000 feet so if you live at a high elevation and are looking for high elevation recipes this one is perfect!

13,200 feet Groups living in mountain ranges at high elevations have evolved to survive the thin air there.

In western Tibet, annual snowfall totals have risen steadily since the 1990s, especially at higher elevations, as strengthening westerly winds bring more precipitation.

The oldest sites tended to be those at higher elevations, probably because these were the first to become usable as the Pleistocene icecap retreated.

They scouted steep mountainsides where the tree species currently lives and sites at higher elevations where the tree is likely to expand.

But the opposite was true for trees at higher elevations; they thrived in soil from much higher elevations.

As a result, at higher elevations, the microbes and animals in the soil are becoming more diverse, with unknown consequences for the ecosystem.

Overall, dippers had higher mercury levels than most other songbirds tested in western North America, which may be due to more atmospheric deposition of mercury in snow at these high elevations.

Left: A standard view of Florida, with green indicating low elevations, and white at the highest elevations, just 197 feet above sea level.

A new study finds that ice fields in southern South America are rapidly losing volume even at the highest elevations

Temperatures plummeted to about 14 degrees Fahrenheit, never again to rise above freezing at high elevations.

Previous research has shown that plants at the highest elevations on mountains (and in the polar regions) have been shifting to adjust to global warming.

Box pointed to nearly ice - sheet - wide melting on Greenland, with extensive surface melting documented for first time at the highest elevations of ice sheet, and the longest melt season since satellite observations began in 1979.

People in the southern lowlands of the U.S. rapidly committed to maize agriculture — but it was another 2,000 years before the crop was widely grown at higher elevations.

«Farmers selected maize for agricultural use at high elevations.»

The total heat content of a system is directly related to the amount of matter present, so it is cooler at higher elevations.

Also observed were a handful of radio dark spots at the highest elevations.

With high metabolic rates and thick fur (including inside their ears and on the bottoms of their feet), they are well adapted to the cold temperatures at high elevations.

Hayes and his team measured the elevation of lakes filled with liquid as well as those that are now dry, and found that lakes exist hundreds of meters above sea level, and that within a watershed, the floors of the empty lakes are all at higher elevations than the filled lakes in their vicinity.

Dozens of studies have already demonstrated that species are shifting their geographic ranges over time as the climate warms, towards cooler habitats at higher elevations and latitudes.

The team found that, statistically, more craters do exist at higher elevations all across the globe, while low zones have far fewer.