Collocations withelevation

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average elevation
This condition means that the average elevation of the disturbed surface above the plane y = 0 is equal to zero, which seems physically quite realistic.
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base elevation
As a winter ski resort, it has a base elevation at 1420 metres altitude, and peaks at 2500 metres.
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digital elevation
Automated extraction of geomorphometric properties from digital elevation data.
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elevation data
Automated extraction of geomorphometric properties from digital elevation data.
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elevation gain
The hike is about round trip, with an elevation gain of over.
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high elevation
This may reflect either lower seasonal loss of seeds from t he soil at high elevation or less synchronous fruiting phenologies at these sites.
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low elevation
The flight was at a very low elevation, as it was not noticed in the upper storey of the block.
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slight elevation
However, our results show no evidence of any such facilitation, but rather a slight elevation of threshold.
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summit elevation
With a summit elevation of and a topographic prominence of, it rises above the surrounding rugged landscape on an alpine mountain ridge.
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top elevation
The region has a maximum vertical drop of 327 ft (100 m), with a top elevation of 1,276 ft (390 m).
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