Sentence examples for constrained height from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have only solved q for three particular cases: proportional scaling of width and height (q = 2/3), constrained height (q = 1) and constrained width (q = 1/2).

Eleven years postfire, aspen were favored at warmer, low elevations; ungulate browsing strongly constrained aspen heights; and competition was unimportant.

Another approach to testing the effects of the gene regions used was to remove the outgroup and constrain the height of the tree.

Hence, in the PKN case, this analysis provides the first indication that a natural, or energetically optimal, spacing exists when multiple height constrained hydraulic fractures are simultaneously propagated.

In the early stages of our observations, we performed this inversion analysis constrained by the height of the grouped transponders over all epochs (e.g., Fujita et al. 2006).

However, the source mass flux can be constrained by plume height measurements, and the strong influence of entrainment coefficients on the source mass flux predictions is evident.

This approach can be repeated recursively for a binary decision tree of arbitrary height (constrained by the number of epigenetic variables, m) and balance.

Washington, for example, is constrained because it has height limits and sites are very difficult to acquire.

We found that it is possible to select appropriate tsunami scenarios that have maximum coastal tsunami height distributions constrained within the criteria used for the offshore waveform comparison.

Even though there were few measurements from the upper third of the stem, the second option was preferred because relative height is constrained to be between 0 and 1.

The heliostat field boundary is constrained by the tower height, the receiver tilt angle and size and the heliostat efficiency factor which is the product of the annual cosine efficiency and the annual atmospheric transmission efficiency.