The phrase "a minimum height" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the smallest height that something must reach in order to be suitable for a certain purpose. For example, "We require that models must meet a minimum height of 5'7 in order to be eligible."
A minimum height of 1.40m is recommended.
Hanging signs, ceiling lights, and similar objects and fixtures shall be placed at a minimum height of 7 feet, measured from the floor.
In both olive and other fruit tree species, the juvenile adult transition has been successfully hastened by forcing and formation procedures designed to rapidly achieve a minimum height.
Two shorter posts, called behind posts, rise to a minimum height of 3 metres (10 feet), with each one placed at the side of a goalpost at a distance of 6.4 metres.
According to F.I.S. rules, today's men's giant slalom skis can have a minimum turn radius of 27 meters, or roughly 89 feet, and a minimum height of 185 centimeters, or about 6 feet.
Aspirants seeking an "exciting" cabin crew career with Michael O'Leary's budget airline must be spectacles-free (contact lenses are acceptable) and be of proportionate weight to a minimum height of 5ft 2in.
At around 200 Å, a minimum peak height which was nearly the same as that of the pristine sample was observed.
A band-pass Butterworth filter (4th order) was applied with cutoff frequencies of 1 and 8 Hz, and assuming a maximum stride frequency of 3 Hz, a peak detection function was used to detect peaks with a minimum duration of 0.33 s between peaks and a minimum peak height of 0.5 g.
The instrumental limit of detection (LOD) was set as a minimum peak height of 50,000 relative response units due to bad peak shape below that threshold.
To reduce the worst-case lookup time that is proportional to the height of SST, it is desirable to construct a minimum-height SST.
In this paper, we propose a Post-Order Minimum-Height Pruning (POMHP) algorithm that takes only O(n) time to construct a minimum-height SST.
