Sentence examples for at a particular height from inspiring English sources

Depending on the manufacturer, the increased light from these sources can be used either to improve the image's brightness or to create a more uniform light level across the screen, eliminating the "hot spot" that forces viewers of rear-projection TVs to sit at a particular height to see the best picture.

Ideally, the record length should be selected based on the fading characteristics at a particular height.

A zone with a certain width locates at a particular height above the goaf and extends along the vertical direction at a particular angle, as shown in Fig. 4.

The statistical indicators utilized and their relevant mathematical expressions are presented in Table 3, where n is the number of wind samples and (V_{text{est}}) is the estimated wind speed at a particular height.

In this figure, the scattering irregularities are moving at velocity v at a particular height, and the ground diffraction pattern is produced by the radar return from these irregularities.

The graceful taper of a tree trunk into branches, boughs, and twigs is so familiar that few people notice what Leonardo da Vinci observed: A tree almost always grows so that the total thickness of the branches at a particular height is equal to the thickness of the trunk.

No, I can't say that I have looked specifically for a particular height -- I gotta say, Bryan, at this point, it's whoever knocks at my door.

This effect naturally decays after a particular height above the base as the height of chimney is very large in comparison with the diameter at base.

The ground diffraction pattern from a particular height moves across the ground with a velocity 2v, and this is sampled at three locations indicated by the green squares.

This varies with height (see Fig. 8), and so in this sense, the experiment is optimized for a particular height or range of heights.

A logistic regression analysis was performed to identify if there was a particular height as well as other variables such as maternal age, parity or type of attendance at which the risk of having a cesarean section increased significantly.