### motion:

Elevation
* Most elevation affects climates.
* affects climate and temperature which determines where plants and animals live
  - hikers
* alters structures.
* are in meters or feet referenced to mean sea level
  - relative to mean sea level
* can be an important factor for understanding biotic distribution
  - have as much influence on climate as latitude
  - produce major change in climatic conditions
* has a definite effect on plants and animals in different environments
  - an appreciable effect on temperature and precipitation at all latitudes, however
  - no effect on movement
* influences survival.
* is angle from horizontal
  - denoted graphically by contour lines on terrestrial maps
  - in degrees above the horizon
  - leaps
  - measured in meters also
  - plans
* is the angle between the satellite and the horizon and azimuth is the direction to look
  - height above sea level at any given location
* limiting factor for vector and virus development.
* means the angle, in degrees, above the horizon
  - height of something above sea level
* plays a major role in temperature and precipitation variability
  - the temperature and precipitation
* plays an important role in determining precipitation type
  - temperature differences across the state
  - the weather as well
* refer to elevation above sea level.
* refers to raising the damaged area as high as is possible to reduce hydrostatic pressure.
* special emotional state that makes people more open and loving toward others.
* tends to cause pressure centers to become intensified when altitude is increased.
+ List of U.S. states by elevation: Geography of the United States
  * A topographical map of the United States. This is a 'list of United States states by elevation'. Elevation means the height of something above sea level.

### motion | elevation:

Headland
* are made of hard rock and bays are made of soft rock
  - natural things
  - projections of land that stick out into a sea or lake
* can supply sand and gravel to beaches.
* divide the Oregon coast into compartments, or littoral cells.
* is elevation
* tend to be dry, and their outer ends are covered with fescue-oatgrass grasslands.
+ Headlands and bays: Landforms
  * A 'headland' is an area of land that is surrounded by water on three sides. Very often, the land areas are called 'cape's. A 'bay' is an area of water. It is surrounded by land on three sides. The water areas are also called 'gulf's. Headlands are made of hard rock and bays are made of soft rock. It takes the hard rock longer to erode.

High elevation
* affects hikers.
* are glacier-carved studies in rock and ice.
* form low latitude habitats for high latitude.
* lakes in the western U.S. are also vulnerable to sulfur and nitrogen loadings.

### motion | elevation:

Higher elevation
* are home to mule deer, elk, mountain lions, foxes and a wide variety of birds
  - in mountain shrub vegetation, with coniferous forest atop the highest areas
* can contain a mixture of tropical and temperate flora and fauna
  - see low temperatures in the evenings - even during the summer months
* experience greater cloud cover, relative humidity, and precipitation
  - higher temperatures during the day because they are closer to the sun
  - lower average temperatures during both day and night
* grow cottonwoods, cactuses, and pi on pine.
* have a dry continental climate with cold winters and hot summers
  - lower population densities of orangutans, as tree diversity is much lower
* reach above the forests, where gladioli and heather grow.

Isometry
* Every isometry is the composition of one, two, or three reflections
  - symmetry of some geometric figure
* Isometries are elevation
  - equality
  - equivalence relations
  - growth rates
  - mapping
* means 'equal measures' because the same scale is used for height, width, and depth.