- In topography,
prominence or
relative height (also
referred to as
autonomous height, and
shoulder drop in US English, and drop in
British English) measures...
- The ****ociated p****age back into the
inguinal canal is
closed to
prevent reascent. In
patients with intra-abdominal
maldescended testis,
laparoscopy is useful...
-
rappel of
about 10 m (33 ft) into a
notch followed by a
loose and
dangerous reascent up the
crumbling lava. On the
northern side of the
north summit stands...
- Alan
Dawson in his book, the
Relative Hills of Britain,
using a
minimum reascent figure of 30 metres; this
gives 317
summits in
England and Wales, hills...
- Alan
Dawson in his book, the
Relative Hills of Britain,
using a
minimum reascent figure of 30 metres; this
gives 317
summits in
England and Wales, hills...
-
south side. The two
other hills on
Barra with more than 150
metres of
reascent are Ben
Tangaval (333 m) in the west, and Ben
Cliad (202 m) in the north...
- sourcebook, Sun
County (1992), with his
first unfinished work, The
Glorious ReAscent of Yelm. This even that led to the
creation of the term 'gregging', which...
-
trending south east
across a
broad plateau is The Old Man of Coniston, the
reascent being negligible.
Halfway between Brim Fell and 'The Old Man' a further...
-
Roughton Gill. The
western arms
drops across an area of bog and with
little reascent arrives at the
summit of
Great Sca Fell. The
eastern branch crosses Miller...
