Sentence examples for a height equal to from inspiring English sources

But the building does not not violate the law, because of a provision that permits construction to a height equal to the tallest abutting wall if it fronts on a wide street, or to that of the lower adjacent wall on a narrow street.

The cleavage surface exhibits terraces ending with a triangular shape and with a height equal to an integer number of half-lattice units.

All ROIs had a height equal to 85% of the phantom's physical height, and their diameter varied between 60% and 100% of the phantom's physical diameter.

Moreover in Type B interaction these columns of the 8-story frame structure undergo impacts at a height equal to 2/3 of their deformable length from the diaphragms of the other structure.

It has been commonly assumed that the destructive effect of random waves is equivalent to that of regular waves having a height equal to Hs, and the armour unit's weight is often determined with this assumption, using stability formulae.

In fact, in the worst case, this number is the height of the tree, and a B-tree may hold millions of keys with a height equal to three.

It was found that a SMID with a spacer height equal to the distance of the interspinous process in the neutral position can share the biomechanical disc load without a significant change of load in the anterior annulus.

For an indoor user, a fly height equal to the building height + 4 m was considered.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story noted that the optimal sand mixture would allow a sandcastle to reach a maximum height equal to the radius of the base to the power of two thirds.

Using the H-clust function (an in-house R script), super clusters were defined at a dendrogram height equal to 3. The clusters were represented on a heat map drawn using an in-house R script [ 42].

For given initial COM kinematics on a tread height equal to 40% human body height, a stance-foot location equal to one-eighth tread width and a 3.5° ground inclination had approximately equivalent effects on the no lift-off region size.