Sentences with phrase «elevation where»

The advance increases the glaciers area at low elevation where ablation is highest, returning the glacier to equilibrium.

If the annual equilibrium line, that is the elevation where snowpack remains at the end of the summer, rises above the mountain top this will lead to glacier loss.

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

The drive starts at about 8,000 feet elevation where it was perfectly 75 degrees with views of gorgeous fall foliage.

Glacier response, at least in part, is due to changes in the freezing level - the elevation where mean monthly temperatures are 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit).

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

The glaciers are disappearing or shrinking to very high elevations where colder temperatures slow melting.

«Interestingly, the culinary uses correspond to the elevations where the potatoes grow — soup potatoes have the lowest elevation, floury potatoes in mid elevation and freezing potatoes are the highest.»

If the world temperature increases two degrees by 2050, it will be virtually impossible to grow cocoa plants at the elevations where current farms are located.

Today, most of the remaining native forest birds are endangered, and they survive only at elevations where colder - temperatures limit the spread of mosquitoes (4,500 feet or higher).

Thus, the fire season in Montana typically extends from late June through October at lower elevations, with shorter seasons at higher elevations where snowpack can persist into July (Keane et al. forthcoming).

Transmission of the parasite occurs at lower elevations where temperatures are warmer and drops off at higher altitudes.

The result is that save for a few species of native birds that are tolerant of the parasite, susceptible birds are relegated to higher elevations where parasite transmission and mosquito populations are lower.

Trek up into higher elevations where the weather is cooler, huge trees shade camping spots, and you can be one with nature.

Thermal energy lifts water out of the ocean and puts it at higher elevations where it has potential energy which is turned into work as water flows through rivers moving sediments around and such.

So we knew for civilization and a technological economy to work in the southwestern US that water resources, which were abundant in high elevations where people didn't live and came in short cycles of 4 years dry and 1 year wet, with a deluge every so often, could be developed to grow cities and economies.

The Upper Valley is expecting warm rain in the next few days and at lower elevations where the snow is gone our amphibian friends may be on the move.

Gregory's model, the subject of the first two links and referred to in the third, suggests that as ice is lost, the ice cap in central Greenland, high enough today to cause appreciable snowfall, would end up at lower elevations where the air is warmer.

Changes in precipitation become more important at in colder locations and higher elevations where they determine whether any or how much precipitation falls.

This process also releases energy in the form of heat, an effect that takes place only at high elevations where the condensation occurs.

Or it might push the surface of the Earth down so much that it reaches warmer elevations where it is more likely to melt.

Not exact matches

Prior to HP Palm, she worked as a founding Senior Associate at Elevation Partners, a $ 1.8 billion media and entertainment private equity firm, where she fell in love with the consumer Internet and mobile space.

But where shall it be found, at least where begin, if not in the complete enfranchisement and elevation of women?»

In fact Compte (one of the founders of positivism) believed that the highest elevation of human civilazation is the point where people work together and merely through cmulative observed knowdeldge, free of any external forces, lay out the logical and proper way to live.

Having previously served in churches where the presence of the Spirit of the Lord can be measured by how awed and humbled everyone is, it was all the more terrible when I ended up more recently in churches where the gross inflation and elevation of everyone's ego is mistaken for the Spirit of the Lord....

The Blue Ridge Mountains where the bison graze are more than 3,000 feet above sea level, and Dr. King feels that helps the bison the same way it creates more red blood cells in athletes training at elevation.

Down in town, which is at a lower elevation than where our property is, the creeping phlox is starting to form mats of jewel tones.

LaRocca Vineyards is located at 2600 feet elevation on the lower southern slopes of Mount Lassen, where the soil is rich in minerals.

The 72 - par course, designed by Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest, meanders through Temecula Valley with incredible vista views and elevation changes, most notably on the 488 - yard 6th hole where elevation drops nearly 300 feet from tee to green.

Whole Foods Market and Elevation Burger outlets where all the beef is organic and meet the owners

choice of bird, as many populations are not migratory, and those that do winter in the northern tropics are found in lowlands and avoid higher elevations, where most coffee would be grown.

The course stretches as long as 7,144 yards from the gold tees (where Smotherman and Ash teed off) with elevation changes on most holes.

Too right muff — but people who swear by Costa will have to explain his elevation to football God status in the context of 120 career goals in 305 games, a player who is 27 this year and was not even noticed until last season, who has flopped in UCL this year, dud for Spain, where only 2 of his 17 league goals have directly effected the result and goals generally dried up.

On the lee slope of Mauna Kea, where the grasslands burnished by the sun are interspersed with brush and clumps of mamani trees, public hunting grounds stretch from 6,000 feet elevation up over the volcanic rubble that caps Mauna Kea at 13,800 feet.

Check into the Pit, the below - ground arena in Albuquerque, where the elevation (5,200 feet above sea level, then 86 feet down into the earth) is posted in the visitors» locker room, and the crowd is so crazy that Colson has to use t «ai chi to calm down his team to a functional emotional level.

This decrease in drag causes the baseball to travel farther which explains why games are so high - scoring in Coors Field where the elevation is 5,280 feet.

I guess the same at Austin Turn 1 where there's big elevation, but we'll see.»

There was a lot of elevation gain on the first half (not to mention the altitude was 4,000 ft. higher than where I live) and I definitely did a fair amount of walking on that one, but that was OK with me.

I would be interested reading the actual study and scientific report where is shows the elevation in triglyceride levels.

We've been on hikes where we start out in 80 - degree sunny weather and then a mountain storm kicks up and we get higher up in elevation and end up hiking in 40 - degree rain.

Where a low - tide elevation is situated wholly or partly at a distance not exceeding the breadth of the territorial sea from the mainland or an island, the low - water line on that elevation may be used as the baseline for measuring the breadth of the territorial sea.

Where a low - tide elevation is wholly situated at a distance exceeding the breadth of the territorial sea from the mainland or an island, it has no territorial sea of its own.

He had prior to his elevation to the apex court bench, served as the Chief Judge of Kano State from 1979 to 1985, before he was promoted to the Court of Appeal where he served from 1985 till 2003.

Anyone is better than thrice - married Rudy, who used taxpayer money to pick up his mistress and could not seem to remember there were no mountains in Monroe county, where the highest elevation is about 800 ft.

The region faced at least two reported fatalities in elevation - related collapses, in addition to a flood of complaints about shoddy work, including one home, Oddo said, where an unscrupulous contractor took off without bothering to build a staircase so that owners could access their home after it was raised.

Dr Asiama until his elevation was the assistant director at the Economics Department of the Bank of Ghana, where he coordinated the work of the Monetary Policy Committee and supported the work of the governors directly.

Dr. Asiama until his elevation was the Assistant Director at the Economics Department of the Bank of Ghana where he coordinated the work of the Monetary...

They also pointed to a 2013 study that showed elevations in multiple types of cancers in Tonawanda, Erie County, where residents have expressed concerns about air emissions from various industries.

The highest accumulations are expected in the higher elevations of the region where the air will be cold enough to support snow.

It's a new idea where plate shortening initially squeezed and folded a mountain belt, triggering the thickening and dripping of the deep lithosphere, and then increasing the elevation of most of central Turkey.