Sentence examples for a common height from inspiring English sources

In the perfect plasticity approximation (PPA) of [Strigul et al. (2008]), plasticity causes all the crown contact points to be at a common height z∗ (Figure 2).

The structure has a relatively regular composition in plan and elevation and a common height for the building stock of the city.

The resulting Chicago school produced large, solid-looking skyscrapers, built with a common appearance and to a common height.

Amongst the architectural community, the Exposition in Chicago inspired many in America to champion designing cities that had a unified design, in which each building had unique features but elegantly complemented its neighbours, typically by being built to a common height: "horizontal visual unity".

The stick figures were then standardized to a common height, preserving aspect ratio, and skeletonized to have 1 pixel line width.

The reports, based on health surveys conducted in 1999 and 2000, showed that nearly two-thirds of adults 20 to 74 years old are classified as overweight (using a common height-to-weight index) -- as are about one in six young people ages 6 to 19.

Multiple layers with a common step height were observed for the diblock E27B6 crystallites, which were largely comprised of unfolded chains, also with E block tilted at an angle of ca 60° with respect to the substrate plane.

The resulting skyscrapers reflected these debates: the Railway Exchange, the Peoples Gas and the Illinois Continental and Commercial Bank Buildings were each substantial, quarter of block wide palazzo cubes of common height, their facades divided into a classical tripartite design, and sporting classical columns and other features.

Their short lives indicate the presence of rain, the researchers suggest, and the common heights indicate that a common process, perhaps convection, is responsible for their formation.

The members are with the most common heights and weights; the range of height is from 160 to 180 cm.

The femininity issue is, I suspect, quite a common one, as height – bafflingly – is too often seen as an unfeminine quality in a woman and so, rather than being seen as yet more unfeminine by clunking around in a pair of flats, lots of tall women reach for the high heels.