Sentence examples for common height from inspiring English sources

In the perfect plasticity approximation (PPA) of [Strigul et al. (2008]), plasticity causes all the crown contact points to be at a common height z∗ (Figure 2).

The structure has a relatively regular composition in plan and elevation and a common height for the building stock of the city.

The resulting Chicago school produced large, solid-looking skyscrapers, built with a common appearance and to a common height.

Amongst the architectural community, the Exposition in Chicago inspired many in America to champion designing cities that had a unified design, in which each building had unique features but elegantly complemented its neighbours, typically by being built to a common height: "horizontal visual unity".

The resulting skyscrapers reflected these debates: the Railway Exchange, the Peoples Gas and the Illinois Continental and Commercial Bank Buildings were each substantial, quarter of block wide palazzo cubes of common height, their facades divided into a classical tripartite design, and sporting classical columns and other features.

The stick figures were then standardized to a common height, preserving aspect ratio, and skeletonized to have 1 pixel line width.

We therefore computed peak FPKM (Fragments per Kilo base per Million) for each experiment at common peaks detected in every replicate experiments (Fig. 1C, common peak height plot, Figs. S5 61F).

The reports, based on health surveys conducted in 1999 and 2000, showed that nearly two-thirds of adults 20 to 74 years old are classified as overweight (using a common height-to-weight index) -- as are about one in six young people ages 6 to 19.

Their short lives indicate the presence of rain, the researchers suggest, and the common heights indicate that a common process, perhaps convection, is responsible for their formation.

The members are with the most common heights and weights; the range of height is from 160 to 180 cm.

Fig. S2 Influence of sequencing depth and common peaks height on the number of peak detected.