To select groups of RNA structures, we applied the "cutree" function to cut the hierarchical tree obtained from R into groups using the normalized dissimilarity scores, which were also called heights in the tree.
Hödl (1977) and Martins, Almeida & (Jim2006) showed that in the Neotropics, males in heterospecific choruses use calling site segregation (i.e. different plant species and different calling heights) to facilitate female approach to conspecific males.
"At age 13 or 14 when girls experience rapid growth -- what we call peak height velocity -- their bones grow long, but have not yet solidly mineralized into good, strong structures," Smith said.
Last August, the economists, Anne Case and Christina Paxson, published a paper called "Stature and Status: Height, Ability and Labor Market Outcomes" that is still reverberating.
These heights are called ellipsoidal heights (h).
More than a hundred years ago, social scientists established the correlation between height and socioeconomic status, and they've been trying to solve the enigma of what has been called the "height premium" ever since.
In a statement on Tuesday, he called Ms. Height "the godmother of the civil rights movement and a hero to so many Americans".
Others on the programme include Morgana O'Reilly from the cast of Neighbours, in a one-woman show called The Height of the Eiffel Tower, and Katy Manning, glamorous companion to Jon Pertwee in Doctor Who in the 1970s, in Keeping Up with the Joans.
This work introduces a procedure that automatically makes an initial estimate of the band's parameters, which are subsequently improved by a routine called Simultaneous Height Adjust (SHA), designed for accounting neighbors' signal distortions, and a linear least square fitting procedure.
where A is the amplitude, h r is the distance between the reflecting surface and the antenna phase center (also called reflector height; see Figure 2, left), λ i is the carrier wavelength of the GNSS signal, ε is the satellite elevation angle, and φ is a phase offset.
