Sentences with phrase «longwinter is the elevation»

The first is Elevation's clear change in strategy.

Wouldn't it be more glorious, if when you left this world, your reward in heaven was an elevation of your existance to something like pure energy... free of human desires like for gold freakin streets or virgins?

I think the true problem with these kinds of states is their elevation of an elite, their dehumanizing of large section of their population, and their need to label parts of their society as the enemy within.

The real advantage of a golden age for a literary genre is the elevation of its second - rank authors: Merely good writers become great writers when they happen to live at the right moment.

Idolatry is the elevation of a particular and relative approach to mystery to the status of sole and exclusive representation of it.

I want to suggest to you the classical definition of Christian prayer that is found first stated by a great theologian of the earlier days of the Church, St. John of Damascus, and taken over by St. Thomas Aquinas in the thirteenth century: «Prayer is the elevation of the soul to God.»

One reason for the longwinter is the elevation.

Sky Sports presenter Kate Abdo has been handed the role of studio host for Fox Sports ahead of the Woman's World Cup this summer in what is another elevation in her career, according to a press release from the network.

Relatively easy to fix handlebars that could be removaled from front to back or the other way around as well as are elevation flexible are currently on the majority of infant strollers.

Prone positioning in infant gastroesophageal reflux: is elevation of the head worth the trouble?

The most common cause of breast milk production is an elevation of a hormone produced in the brain called prolactin.

Specimens were collected at 2,670 - 3,165 m elevation in the Área de Conservación Privada Ukumari Llakta, Japumayo valley, near Comunidad Campesina de Japu, in the province of Paucartambo.

This is not a disparagement of people; rather, it is an elevation of our understanding of (some) future machines.

«In these maps, you can see that there's elevation in the bed topography at the same location as the seismic events,» Lough says.

The second SAE was an elevation of serum ALT to grade 4 toxicity level at 521 U / L that was detected 1 week after receipt of the second dose of rabies vaccine.

Inputs needed for a typical Antarctic ice sheet model are the elevation of the bed beneath the ice sheet, air temperature, snowfall and the heat input from the rock below (geothermal heat flux).

That's Elevation.

It is this elevation of our pelvic floor that most women don't get.

And what's your elevation?

Here are a couple of your quotes from the above review» Either way, these long chain omega 3's have been promoted for prevention of heart disease and cancer, but now that we know that not only does there appears to be no benefit for death, heart attack, or stroke, but there may be an elevation in cancer risk.

But now, we know that not only does there appear to be no benefit for death, heart attack, or stroke, but there may be an elevation in cancer risk.

It is of interest to note that in a recent study in overweight non / diabetic subjects, it was reported that during ketosis fasting glucose was not affected, but there was an elevation in post-prandial blood glucose concentration.

Homocysteinemia Homocysteinemia is an elevation of homocysteine in the blood which can cause the blood to clot more easily than normal.

Now that's elevation!

Equal amounts decorative, daring and refined, these garments are an elevation of Parisian craftsmanship.

It is this elevation of story and presentation which make Sicario more.

And the key to carrying out this plan is the elevation to positions of authority brilliant, well educated, sophisticated, cosmopolitan, technical experts.

The other welcome development was an elevation of the school board voice in the deliberations about this critical federal law.

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Optional on both the base and SLE is the Elevation appearance package, which includes special 20 - inch alloy wheels, HID headlights, and a few other styling goodies.

One of the secondary things that occurs in kidney failure is an elevation of the blood's level of phosphorus.

One of the typical signs found in blood tests as leptospirosis progresses, is an elevation in the number of white blood cells (WBC) in the pet's blood.

Beginning on the Summer Road trail at the top of the Elk Chair, hikers steadily climb (16 % grade, 345 m elevation gain) a

It's elevation and cool climate make it perfect for escaping the heat and, not being as busy as Manila makes it a good place for escaping the city stress

The problem is the elevation of their voices and images over others, which has been happening since the birth of travel media and has continued up until this day.

Sandra Higgins: For me, while you don't think it's a map, Jeanne, it's an elevation perhaps.

Also asking for direct engagement from visitors was Elevation No. 2, (2013) by Xiao Yu.

There has to be an obvious and simple flaw in the using of lower troposphere satellite temperatures at 3,000 m elevation to guesstimate actual surface polar temperatures.

By mid-summer ablation rates do not vary substantially within the 1600 m - 2400 m elevation band, which is the primary elevation zone for glaciers.

Combining model runs like that are like measuring the altitude of the Rocky Mountains and the Grand Canyon, and pretending that's the elevation of the entire US.

Meteorologists warned us that snow was on the way and would fall below the 500 m elevation in southern Germany and elsewhere.

Moritz replicated Grinnell's measurements, spanning a 3000 m elevation gradient.

But think for a moment about what is actually being said here: if MXD is measuring temperature and there is no elevation effect, then the temperatures being estimated in the Briffa reconstruction are for varying elevations.

The equilibrium line is the elevation on a glacier at which annual accumulation equals ablation.

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.

Of course when the sun hits at an oblique angle the number of watts per square metre of surface is lower (proportional in fact to 1 / sin (A) where A is the elevation above the horizon.).

From May 25 to May 31, 2006, we investigated GEM in the firn air at a remote location 10 km away from Summit Station, central Greenland (72.6 ° N, 38.5 ° W, 3200 m elevation).

We calculated the population in the flood plain based on the distribution of coastal population per 1 m elevation increment (Table 2) assuming that all land below the computed surge heights belongs to the 100 - year flood plain.

The two women's designs are Elevation («Let not the colors of your feathers determine your heights.»)

Then there's elevation, where the bass blends into the mids.