Sentence examples for cm rise from inspiring English sources

They predict that the Greenland ice sheets will lead to an 18 cm rise in global sea level by 2100.

The stair-climb test was performed on an indoor stairwell with 11 steps (18 cm rise, 30 cm depth).

Participants were instructed to step up and down a set of two steps (each with a 20 cm rise) twenty times at a pace considered normal for climbing stairs.

Participants will be instructed to climb a flight of stairs (10 steps, 14 cm rise per step) as quickly as possible without using the handrails or any other aid.

This is supported by physiological data, according to which spectral and spatial tuning functions of auditory neurons (both in AI and CM) rise and enlarge as stimulus intensity increases [ 21, 22, 24, 34].

One was a decimal scale of 1.32 inches (3.35 cm) rising probably to 13.2 inches (33.5 cm), apparently corresponding to the "foot" that was widespread in western Asia; another is a bronze rod marked in lengths of 0.367 inch (0.93 cm), apparently half a digit of a "cubit" of 20.7 inches (52.6 cm), also widespread in western Asia and Egypt.

The Climate Change 2001 Synthesis Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (8 ) suggests that the average annual numbers of persons affected by coastal storm surges will increase from <50 million at present sea levels to ≈250 million by the 2080s, assuming a 40-cm rise in sea level.

For clonal assays, single cells from CINA strains were micromanipulated on solid medium at regular intervals of 0.5 cm, giving rise to nonsolitary colonies (approximately 50 colonies/plate).

Because of passive water extraction within the descending limb of the Loop of Henle, the luminal CM concentration rises steadily as the CM approaches the tip of the Loop of Henle.

Matching the 50-ha FDP results, from 1996 to 2014 the total number of tree saplings 1 2 cm dbh rose 58.1% in exclosures and declined by 81.4% in controls.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Real-time curve of 0.2 cm s−1 rising speed Open image in new window Fig. 6 Sequence images of dipping process with the micelle for 4,500 mpa s viscosity flux.