On the other hand, the test bars that were cast with a higher height of runner showed a brittle fracture with areas covered by oxide bifilms.
Consequently, increasing (m_1) while minimizing (m_2) leads to a higher height of jumping that is directly proportional to spring constant k.
Therefore, a higher height of the cluster with unfed, newborn groups (0d preterm and term) suggested more clear differences between these two groups than the postnatal groups (4 d preterm groups).
Long duration runs or runs carried out with a high height of pouring of water appear more appropriate than short duration runs with a low height of pouring of water to obtain data usable to explain surface runoff generation phenomena during intense rainfall events, especially when the soil is relatively dry at the time of sampling.
The Netherlands cohort study on diet and cancer found that women with a higher height had an increased risk of breast cancer compared with shorter women in height [ 34].
In cross section lines, lower current indicates higher height of a certain spot.
The triumph of seeming over being, artifice over the obvious, the superbanal over the merely banal, queer discourse circa 1957 as McCourt ventriloquizes it sublimes itself into ever higher heights of perfectly pitched absurd acuity.
I think our loyalty to the country should be measured by our ability to lead our nation to higher heights of democracy, and to the great dream of justice and humanity.
Then Conner struck out to pursue solo stardom, calling himself Conner4real; in the process, he alienated Lawrence, and he now keeps Owen around as a nominal d.j. with no responsibilities, while Conner himself rides wealth and celebrity to ever higher heights of self-indulgence, vanity, complacency, and vapidity.
For teens of any age, "Airborn," by Kenneth Oppel, grabs the reader from the first line: "Sailing toward dawn, and I was perched atop the crow's nest". At the highest height of the hydrium-filled dirigible, we meet Matt Cruse (Mr. Cruse to his captain and shipmates), a young man born to sail the skies.
The ships of the class had a high metacentric height of 7 feet and consequently rolled badly.
