Sentence examples for altitude half from inspiring English sources
Table 1 Mission summary for the OGO programme Spacecraft Launch date Orbit (km) Inclination OGO-2 October 14 , 1965 410 151087.3 OGO-4 July 28 , 1967 410 91086.0 OGO-6 June 5 , 1969 400 110082.0 Polar Orbiting Geophysical Observatory (POGO) were the low altitude half of the OGO satellite series, namely OGO-2, OGO-4 and OGO-6 (Langel 1974).
The clearly relevant factor is altitude: over half our sample were resident at or above 1,000 m, and nearly one quarter above 2,000 m.
Bockscar began its climb to the 30000 feet bombing altitude a half hour before rendezvous.
It should be able to climb to that altitude in four and a half minutes or less and it should have a range of 500 km at 90% of maximum speed.
After adjusting for age and altitude, more than half of children were anemic (any type) in both states (Table 2), with anemia significantly more prevalent in Abia (76.9%, 95% CI: 72.1%–81.0%) than in Plateau (57.1%, 95% CI: 50.6%–63.4%).
Half of the participants exhibited periodic breathing on all three nights monitored at altitude, while the other half did not exhibit periodic breathing on any of these nights (see figure 4 for an example).
Canopy pilots jump from aircraft at less than half the altitude for normal skydives, immediately open parachutes and prepare for a ground-level swoop.
During the expedition, mean fasting glucose was lower in the second half compared with the first half at altitude (7.1 ± 1.2 vs. 6.6 ± 0.9 mmol/L, P = 0.022) but did not differ from sea level (6.9 ± 1.2 mmol/L; Fig. 1).
By cutting the product of altitude and base in half, you can find the area of a triangle instead of that of a rectangle.
The altitude is equal to one-half the time that it takes a pulse of radio energy to travel from the aircraft to the ground and back multiplied by the speed of the pulse (equivalent to the speed of light).
Today, in the Swiss midlands (i.e., at altitudes below 600 m), half of all water courses exhibit ecomorphological impairment.
