Sentence examples for an equal height from inspiring English sources

And then you turn and you see, several hundred yards away to the west, the Temple of the Masks, soaring to an equal height and, in between them, to the north, the two-and-a-half-acre acropolis of temples and burial chambers and then, to the south, the maze of palaces, linked by a burrow of passages, and you know you are looking at the hub of an awesome empire.

We cut this surface into slices with an equal height Δz, and leave out all the coplanar parts.

Both of potential barriers with accuracy of 5% had an equal height when they corresponded to 11, 12, and 14 positions of nickel atom (see Fig. 5, green).

Three types of bias voltage were applied on the substrate: constant, impulse (T = 4 s, can be found in the Additional file 1), and AC (T = 4 s, square wave, with an equal height of the cathodic and anodic pulses, can be found in the Additional file 1), with an absolute magnitude from 2.0 to 10.0 V.

Remember how in that campaign when he had to go through the motions of appearing polite to John Kerry during the debates, he shook hands as quickly as possible and stomped away to the other podium, which his campaign had demanded be favorably split screened to give the impression Bush was of an equal height to Kerry.

Make sure that the tops of the cards are at an equal height.

I never dreamed that islands, about fifty or sixty miles apart, and most of them in sight of each other, formed of precisely the same rocks, placed under a quite similar climate, rising to a nearly equal height, would have been differently tenanted".

The signal intensity of the respective band was estimated with the 'volume rectangular tool' and corrected for background of a band of equal height and size (area) in an empty sample lane.

The signal intensity of the respective band was estimated with the "volume rectangular tool" and corrected versus the background of a band of equal height and size (area) in an empty sample lane.

He tires of what he calls the "old courtesies," and one of the first changes he made after leaving Tibet was to declare, despite the protests of his retinue, that his visitors should henceforth be given a chair of equal height.

Postelsia must be thicker than a tree of equal height in order to support itself.