Sentence examples for Moderately tall from inspiring English sources

Appearance: Moderately tall and lean.

In the early modern quarters, built in the 20th century, the architectural style is partly Parisian, with most of the moderately tall buildings constructed of concrete slabs.

He planned the layout of the whole development-the result was Parkchester, a modern, self-contained community of 40,000 people who live at low rentals in moderately tall bldgs surrounded by generous garden areas.

Studies of xylem transport in moderately tall trees now abound, but those of individuals close to historic maximum heights for a species, and of long distance transport in the phloem, are scarce.

However, all those clubs who completed what we have to call acts of giant-killing (even though Ipswich, Blackpool, Blackburn and Brighton are only moderately tall) in the League Cup failed to win on Saturday.

Those at Shivpuri (lower Himalayas) had moderately tall clumps (approx. range 2 4 m) that were partially closed and intertwined with a mixture of solid and hollow culms, while clumps of bamboos in the Chiriapur locality (close to River Ganges) were shorter, bushy, closed and highly intertwined with solid culms (approx. range 1.1 1.5 m).

However, males were moderately taller (p = 0.005), very largely heavier (p < 0.001), and trained at a very large-amount higher volume than females (p = 0.001).

In particular, we focus on shoot elongation responses to rising floodwater during the vegetative stage to examine whether the faster elongation typical of deepwater rice would be a benefit under SF, compared with moderately taller genotypes or the semidwarf types possessing slower elongation ability with rising water.

Two boxy and moderately decrepit dwellings stand tall against nature, in a place that is defined only by oversize and weathered tree limbs and a prepollution, blue sky.

The first dorsal fin is tall and moderately falcate (sickle-shaped), with the origin over the pectoral fin rear tips.

Tolerant varieties were found to be either inherently tall or elongate moderately with rising floodwater.