The phrase "as a height" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in any context, as it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The mountain reached its peak as a height of 3,000 meters." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "at a height" or "to a height".
The color variations in this map are used as a height field from which a bump map is derived.
As a height chart in an accompanying picture taken during his booking showed, he is closer to 5-foot-11 5-foot-11 5-foot-11
Instead of the traditional visualization of two-dimensional subsets of the data, we visualize it as a height field or terrain in 3D.
It's no Land Rover, but the Nanuk uses a version of the Quattro's all-wheel drive as well as a height adjustment system and novel four-wheel steering for moderate off-road capability.
Analyzing the projected geometry on each sub-domain, we partition the original surface into portion(s), if any, that each can be modeled as a height field and the remaining portion, if any, that cannot.
The structural ridge, as a height position, is undoubtedly the predominant migration pathway for oil and gas adjusting.
An adjustable bed was then set at a height 10 cm above each subject's superior patella margin as a standardised height.
(After Dallas, he dropped "Vaughn"). True, he'd fallen from about as high a height as a man could.
From as great of a height as possible, pour boiling water in a smooth, steady stream over the affected area.
Set in England and Africa in the mid-1980's, when the plight of third world countries was developing a queasy but mutually advantageous relationship with the promotion of pop stars, "Cause Celeb" orchestrates the tragicomic clash between do-gooders with global consciences and artists whose commitment to social justice lasts as long as a height-of-fashion hairdo or a Live Aid benefit.
Moreover, this work proposes analytical formulations of image forces for nanorods (3D) by approximating the 3D shape effect as a height-dependent shape function, which is obtained through curve fitting of the finite element results of image forces without surface stress.
