Sentence examples for although the height and from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Another option would be tight end – a receiver who also takes on blocking duties, although he may lack the height and bulk for a position in which most players are well over Hayne's 189cm.

In the case of the corresponding PNIPA solutions, prepared without BIS, similar behaviour was observed, although the pulse height and the plateau intensities were significantly lower.

Although the height differences of CPT and LRT are nearly zero, their signs are positive for CPT and negative for LRT.

So although increasing the height, width, and length of any object by 26% is enough to double its volume (because (1.26 3=2), to our eyes it will only look around 78% bigger (or 26%x3).

The architectural height of the building is 140 feet, although the height of the main roof is just 130.86 feet and the height of the top floor is 118.36 feet.

Both the tsunami run-up and its location are confirmed by a historical document, although the height has not been measured in recent years C Validity is low.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 height of the alveolar crest differed significantly, the total postoperative height of augmented and residual bone was on a comparable level allowing for sufficient elevation of the sinus floor to insert dental implants independently of a perforation.

Although the height of the reaching task was related to the person's eye level, and hence had some compensation for height; it is likely that tasks vary by body size and gender.

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.