Sentence examples for although the height from inspiring English sources

Although the height incongruities create opportunities for comedy, Mr. Breuer does not envision the production as a spoof but as an emotional deconstruction of characters who are too easily dismissed as stereotypes.

As daring and astonishing as it was, and although the height and distance have yet to be confirmed, Mr. Potter's highline seems to have set no particular world record.

Second, although the height of the tongue in front vowels varies by approximately equal amounts for what are called equidistant steps in vowel quality, this is just not factually true in descriptions of back vowels.

Although the height and land use pattern of the ground surface are digitized and have been utilized as the geological information system, the aerodynamic effects of roughness including buildings and trees are most important in wind engineering.

Although the height of the structures is not revealed in the newsletter, the earlier outline plans said the highest structure would be up to 30m (about 98ft).

Both the tsunami run-up and its location are confirmed by a historical document, although the height has not been measured in recent years C Validity is low.

Although the peak height is slightly higher for the fixation-onset triggered average, this difixation-onset triggeredaverageired 2-thisedifferenceP = 0.078 for monkey D and P = 0.053 for monkey S).

Good separation was achieved similar to previously reported by the equipment manufacturer, although the peak heights of some sugars were quite small due to its absorbance being very low at the set wavelength.

In our present study, using thapsigargin-pre-treated A7r5 cells, we showed that, although the peak heights of SERCA-independent AVP-induced Ca2+ transients were not significantly different between NG- and HG-cultured cells, these transients were different with regard to both their rise and decay phase kinetics.

Although the heights of "Swan Lake" are unmatched for romantic poetry, its score has its clichés, mainly in its brassy codas, whereas the color and magic of "Sylvia" are without flaw.

She remains convinced that she is better than her material although the heights of her descriptive talents are suspiciously mundane: "As a woman, I was plunging downhill to the depths of despair". Urged on by Mama, she marries a nice-guy actor who is a total failure as a husband.