The phrase "aspects of the height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different features, characteristics, or dimensions related to height in various contexts, such as architecture, biology, or personal attributes.
Example: "When evaluating the building's design, we must consider the various aspects of the height, including its impact on the skyline and surrounding structures."
Alternatives: "features of the height" or "dimensions of the height".
Five scaling parameters are presented, capturing the horizontal and vertical position of maximum velocity, the ring vortex aspect ratio, the height of the ring vortex above the surface, and a non-dimensional vorticity term representative of the relative contribution of the ring vortex to the near surface wind field.
According to the screen aspect ratio, the height of the crop region size can be calculated by multiplying 185.6 mm by 3/4 and the result is 139.2 mm.
Learn standard industry phrases, such as "Double Truck" (an ad comprised of 2 opposing pages), and "aspect ratio" (the height and width of a print ad).
Disregard for certain biomechanical aspects of the register design, specifically surface heights and reach distance may contribute significantly to a high risk for injury present in the modern day job of cashiers.
The aspect ratio S0 describes the ratio of the height of the sand pile (i.e. the immersion depth of the sandfish) times the perimeter of the pile divided by the cross section of the pile.
Supplementation of the diet with LAM provided beneficial effects over supplementation with LAM/FUC in relation to FCR, villus height and aspects of the immune response.
The aspect ratio of the jet height H to the slot stand-off distance L is varied in the range 0⩽L/H⩽8.
To analyze the mechanism of these landslides, six environmental factors were selected to evaluate landslide occurrence: slope angle, aspect, the height and shape of the slope, distance to river and human activities.
The present DCSE calculations are successful in predicting the lift-off heights and reproducing many aspects of the flame structure in agreement with the experimental observations.
Microclimates are affected by the shape of the landscape, including the steepness and aspect of slopes, height above sea level, proximity to the sea or inland water, and whether a site is in a valley or at the top of a hill.
