Sentence examples for a range of height from inspiring English sources

The length of the body, (d_{text{f}} + d_{text{r}}), is arbitrarily chosen to be 200, while the radius of the beams is assumed to be the same and equals to two, and the height is in the 2.1 2000 range, which corresponds to a range of height to body length ratio of 0.0105 10.

The best middle leg's position for a range of height to length ratios, chosen arbitrarily between 0.01 and 10, and different cross-sectional area between (0.0001) and (3.16 times 10^{4}) is bounded between 0.24 and 0.41. Figure 12 allows the designer to identify the optimal middle leg's position for different legs' cross-sectional areas at different height to length ratios.

Curves of maximum normal force for a range of heights for the robot are shown in Fig. 14 and are colored with shades varying from blue to green.

On shorter trees, gazelles can graze on leafy vegetation at a range of heights between ground level until the top of the tree.

Predictions and measurements of temperature, soot volume fractions, and selected species are compared over a range of heights and as a function of radius.

This shows the returned signal measured during a 120 s period every 0.4 s (after coherent integration) over a range of heights for a single receiver for the BPMF radar, along with the corresponding mean power profile.

LIDAR being mobile has shown great potential to assess winds accurately at any particular site for a range of heights over an area of ~200 km2 and with high radial resolution (~150 m).

In order to investigate the maximum height to which a trough would have to be raised to make it secure against badgers, we presented wild badgers with an experimental trough that could be set to a range of heights.

Time sequences of spectra in the visible and near infrared as well as in the ultraviolet have been taken, covering a range of heights from the solar photosphere up into the transition region.

Force measurements on different-sized heliostat mirrors at a range of heights found that both peak lift and hinge moment coefficients, which are at least 10 times their mean coefficients, could be optimised by stowing the heliostat at a height equal to or less than half that of the mirror facet chord length.

This paper explores the effects of a rover (simulated with a vertical metal plate) on GPR results for a range of heights above the surface and antenna configurations at two sites: (i) a standard GPR testing site with targets of known position, size, and material properties, and; (ii) a frozen lake for surface reflectivity experiments.