elevation
| A drawing to scale of one side of an object or building. |
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In 2003 the sultan's 'Diwan' of Royal Court Affairs circulated a pattern book for architects, called Elevational Guidelines for Buildings in Oman. Physical indicators can include elevational, morphologic, transport, circulation, exchange and stratification processes with all their attendant ramifications for ecosystem structure and function. Estimates published in Instituto Nacional de Salud (30) and Pan American Health Organization (33) documents mention elevational limits of the YF endemic zone from 650 m to 1,000 m or 400 m to 2,000 m, respectively. |
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