Sentence examples for a height up from inspiring English sources

The banyan reaches a height up to 30 metres (100 feet) and spreads laterally indefinitely.

In a 15-min growth time, the CSCNT carpet with a height up to ∼300 μm and carbon purity above 99.9 wt.% was prepared.

Screw Conveyor is one of the best conveying systems in specific application areas, like mass flow rate less than 1200 t/h while free flowing material as conveying material and it can employed for transportation of pulverized, granular, small-sized lumpy wide range of bulk materials to relatively short distance (Usually up to 40 m for horizontally or to a height up to 30 m).

Norman concluded that Scelidosaurus fed on low scrubby vegetation, with a height up to one metre.

Jatropha curcas Linnaeus (Euphorbiaceae) is a small tree or large shrub that can reach a height up to 5 m.

There are two major factors interfering with routine morphological quality control via light microscopy: (1) The commercial membrane materials are polycarbonate (PC) or polyester (PET) with a thickness ≥10 µm; (2) cells differentiate in the apical basal axis reaching a height up to 18 µm (Chen et al. 2013b).

The boka is separated from the open sea by a bar of sand, coral rubble and beachrock reaching a width of up to 70 m and a height of up to 3 m above present sea level (a.s.l) (Figs. 2 and 3).

Verdant hills -- many of them dotted with terraces for growing citrus, mangoes, bananas, and other tropical fruit -- rise up from the ocean to a height of up to 6,106 feet at Pico Ruivo, the highest peak on Madeira and the third highest in Portugal.

The battery-powered flying machine can carry one person up to 100kg (15st 7lbs) at a height of up to 3,500 metres (11,480 ft) for 23 minutes at speeds of up to 63mph.

It has the capacity to carry a payload of up to half a kilogramme, fly at a height of up to 45 metres and travel a distance of 2.3 kilometres.

Consider, for example, how a pine tree will grow to a towering hundreds of feet in height in Yosemite Valley, but to only a gnarled few feet in height up near the timberline.