The phrase "all over height" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something related to height in various contexts, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The measurements were inconsistent, and the all over height of the structure was difficult to determine."
Alternatives: "overall height" or "total height".
The developed models including the shear-off mechanism can be used to approximate the impact response of rigidly supported sandwich structures hit by an over-height truck.
(N.B.: In America, what we call the first floor is their second, because they call what would be our ground floor their first, making their second floor one floor lower than it is for us, which nonetheless somehow does not reduce the over-all height of their buildings).
A young Chewbacca makes an appearance, his youth signified by an all-over skinhead and a height of only 6'2".
The deal seemed personal for Murdoch who had lined up a key position within the merged entity for his son James Murdoch, whose career seemed all but over at the height of the hacking scandal.
Under the assumption that the frame shear V f is constant all over the height of the frame, and assuming further that equal yield moments are formed at the ends of all beams at any story, that is (with reference to Fig. 2a) assuming that M_{b1} =, M_{b2} = ldots.M_{by} (5 then, the sum of beam yielding moments, at the ends of all beams in any story, will be equal to varSigma M_{by} = V_{f} h (6a).
Many bridges are subject to lateral damage for their girders due to impact by over-height vehicles collision.
The material over-height at the beginning of the clad has been completely avoided when the control is applied.
The method involved independent tests of scaled-down Over-height Compact Tension specimens and the Virtual Crack Closure Technique.
The entrance will remain closed until the over-height vehicle is removed from the freeway, sometimes causing severe delays for all traffic.
The tunnel also suffers regular problems with strikes from over-height traffic, and vehicles running out of fuel.
BMI was calculated by dividing weight (in kg) over height (in m), for all subjects.
