Sentences with phrase «mean elevation»

The glaciers with the most negative annual balance are those with the lowest mean elevation.

NATO Figure 4 shows different altitudes than a similar graphic from Shiyatov, shown as Figure 1 below, which shows a maximum difference in treeline of 70 m. I presume that the «mean elevation» of NATO Figure 4 and the «altitude of the upper treeline» of the Shiyatov figure measure slightly different things, but the amount of displacement in the two concepts seems pretty similar.

The simulations underestimate the observed snowpack trends in the Columbia River basin, which has the highest mean elevation.

The glacier has the lowest mean elevation (1600 m) of any glacier over 0.5 km2 in the North Cascades.

Density histograms of mean elevation of species ranges in the present (blue) and future (red) for each climate change scenario.

The Fitbit Alta offers many of the same features as the Flex 2, meaning no elevation or heart rate data, though it does smartphone notifications in a slightly more useful way compared to the Flex 2.

Not exact matches

The words «raised thee up» do not mean that God had raised him up from birth for this purpose: they refer to his elevation to the highest throne on earth.

The tension I mean is in regard to texts like 1 Tim 2 & 1Cor 14 alongside Christ's elevation of women in the Gospels & how women served with Paul.

For while the sacred may be seen as that which gives meaning and value to the profane sphere, at the same time it may by its separateness and elevation tend to empty the profane sphere of significance and worth.

Relevance might simply mean wanting to understand why so many young people have said that attending U2's Elevation Tour and hearing Bono close the show with choruses of «Hallelujah» was like being in worship (but a whole lot better).

I should come back, then, to my insistence that Christian prayer is to take its meaning from our Lord's words, is to be seen as the relating of our wills to God's Will, as the opening of our lives so that God's life may enter in, as the elevation of our personalities to God.

More than 4 years after Superstorm Sandy, homeowners are still struggling to return to their homes due to construction and funding delays, and missing this deadline could mean that homeowners will lose their opportunity for reimbursement of unexpected costs related to elevation.

But the researchers say that the coldest place of all might be nearby Dome Argus, where a higher elevation could mean temperatures fall beyond -100 °C.

The elevation in thermoregulatory set - point means that the previous «normal body temperature» is considered hypothermic, and effector mechanisms kick in.

Goose bumps, shivering, extensor movements of the arms, rapid flexion of the elbows, elevation of the arms above the bed, crossing of the hands, reaching of the hands toward the neck, forced exhalation, and thoracic respiratory - like movements... These complex sequential movements are felt to be release phenomena from the spinal cord including the upper cervical cord and do not [emphasis author's] mean that the patient is no longer brain dead.»

This meant that the craft would have to fly at a lower elevation — much lower.

This means the glacier thinned and retreated so quickly that it lost 100 meters of elevation in very little time.

This is, in part, a function of their low elevations, which rarely exceed 3 m above mean sea level, as well as their often poorly consolidated sediment - dominated structures.

If we concentrate on the 1870's — 1895 the observations were made in Downtown Cincinnati, roughly at an elevation of 400 ft. (~ 122m) above mean sea level (msl) in the often humid Ohio River Valley.

A topographical map shows relief features, meaning that it conveys information about elevation changes from one spot on the map to another.

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).

AOPCP also modified cardiovascular responses to hypoxia, as evidenced by reduced elevations in heart rate and exaggerated changes in femoral vascular conductance and mean arterial blood pressure.

Why it works: This activity is easier than a traditional push - up, which means you can do more sets for longer endurance and longer heart rate elevation.

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This chronic stress means that we experience chronic cortisol elevation — where levels of the stress hormone never get a chance to return to normal.

Throughout, the filmmakers keep you aware of the elevation and the time of day and how much reaching the summit means for the civilian climbers.

The sun beats down from clear blue skies, but the elevation means the air is crisp and patches of snow dot the ground.

That means that elevation is a major factor in the performance of naturally aspirated, internal - combustion engines.

Finally, the Sierra Elevation edition shows a mean look on the road with 20» aluminum wheels and a custom painted grill and bumpers to match the truck all the way around the frame.

This means dogs that spend a lot of time outdoors in the sun, especially in the South or at higher elevations, are at higher risk.

A mild - to - moderate elevation in your pet's creatinine results mean the most when the same pet's creatinine level has been monitored periodically over several years, or when other tests such as urine microalbuminuria or a drop in your dog's early morning urine specific gravity (= a more dilute urine) confirm that a kidney issue may be brewing.

When elevations occur, one may logically assume an elevation of a specific liver enzyme means the problem lies with the liver itself.

The elevation provides interesting views across Phnom Penh's rooftops, while the lack of a lift means your appetite will be sharpened by the climb upstairs.

The lake's high elevation, climate and isolation means the risk of many diseases common in Central America is relatively low.

Santa Cruz Island Airport resides at elevation of 50 feet (15 m) above mean sea level.

Majestically standing at an elevation of 13,796 feet is Mauna Kea, which means «White Mountain».

At this elevation, moderate temperatures and adequate rainfall allow coffee to flourish and daily lifestyle to take on a whole new meaning.

Paratroopa hits the ball at the middle height, meaning that its balls are moderately affected by wind compared to lower hitting players, but it can scale elevations and trees more easily than lower hitting players.

11 Twenty years ago, Kosuth's statement engendered an argument with a group of art historians who felt the elevation of Reinhardt's writing was a distortion of the meaning and intent of his work.12 Clearly, Reinhardt's central concern was painting, a form in which he deeply believed.

By greatly upsizing found objects into bronze, steel, porcelain or wood — thereby establishing, by means of scale, a readily identifiable distinction between the work of art and the thing it's mimicking — Koons is returning thought to sense experience, but a form of sense experience that is both highly materialistic and deeply conservative, relying on orthodox, costly mediums to affirm the elevation of his lowborn subject matter into art.

The warming trends in looking at numerous 100 year temperature plots from northern and high elevation climate stations... i.e. warming trends in annual mean and minimum temperature averages, winter monthly means and minimums and especially winter minimum temperatures and dewpoints... indicate climate warming that is being driven by the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere — no visible effects from other things like changes in solar radiation or the levels of cosmic rays.

Given California's geography, movement to higher elevations often means taking a southward path.

We then recompute elevations relative to mean higher high water (MHHW) levels at nearest neighbors in NOAA's VDatum grid (vdatum.noaa.gov).

The actual maximum accumulation varies with elevation ranging from 0.8 m to 1.6 m, with a mean of 0.98 m for the six sites below 1500 m and a mean of 1.38 m above 1500 m (Figure 2).

Ablation rates in May at the start of the melt season are widely variable from site to site, but fit within specific mean ranges based on elevation.

The mean correlation of glaciers to low elevation sites range from 0.37 - 0.82 for individual glaciers, and for Lyman Lake the best Snotel site from 0.72 - 0.95.

The mean and maximum SWE depth is variable from site to site, however, the annual pattern of development and relative amount is consistent in response to specific annual climate conditions for each elevation band.

Local climate in the North Cascades influences mean snowpack depth and ablation rate, but does not cause significantly different responses to annual climate conditions within specific elevation bands.

This latter region lies at an elevation of over 4500m on average, meaning that there is strong warming over a significant depth in the troposphere.

From the head of the glacier at 1300 m to the mean Equilibrium Line Altitude (ELA) at an elevation of 1050 - 1100 m the glacier flows northward.