Sentence examples for approximate height from inspiring English sources

It's easy enough to describe: 40 cinderblock-size speakers, mounted on stands at the approximate height of a human head, arranged in a precise, expansive oval, facing inward.

He also alighted from the vessel to view a data-collecting tower that stands about 190 feet high, the approximate height of the base of a wind turbine.

She receives word from her top international criminal lover, instructing her to travel to Venice (as opposed to Middlesbrough or Ashby-de-la-Zouch) and make friends with any guy with his approximate height and build, just to convince the cops that it's him in heavy disguise.

The approximate height of the trees ranged from 5 12 meters.

Water plugs at negative pressures of 17 ± 10 bar were achieved by filling water in a hydrophilic silicon oxide nano-channel of approximate height of 100 nm [4].

In this latter case, interpretation of the time-averaged 3D image required the use of ultra-fast MR imaging to identify the approximate height above the distributor at which discrete bubbles were formed.

All-terrain vehicles or helicopters can carry inertial systems accurate enough to provide approximate heights suitable for aerial surveys of large areas within a framework of points established more accurately by spirit leveling.

Three barriers with approximate heights from 1.08 to 1.14 eV, from 0.66 to 0.78, and from 0.48 to 0.54 eV have been observed in photo-emf spectra at 80 K and associated with the Ni silicide/poly-Si interface.

This is because the visually approximated height and tilt can be relatively accurate, whereas the focal length cannot.

Some transforms are simple, like approximating height from hand length or acquiring a social media avatar given a user name; they're simple functions that are easily performed by a computer.

A soldier, the "witness", accompanied him and told him what characteristics to note down in the first column: approximate age, height, skin and hair colour, presence of tattoos or bullet holes... and the cause of death, invariably "heart attack" or "respiratory problems".