Sentence examples for depending on height and from inspiring English sources

The middle atmosphere became more humid corresponding to the increasing methane concentration but depending on height and with a certain time delay due to the long transport time through the middle atmosphere.

The profiling capability allows simultaneous observations of LWP and the lower tropospheric (0 5 km) humidity and temperature profiles with a temporal resolution of less than 10 s and a vertical resolution from 100 m to 1 km in the planetary boundary layer depending on height and atmospheric conditions.

When I moved my hand around inside of them, the effect would increase or decrease depending on height and depth.

The children are offered an optimized balanced diet prepared according to current guidelines (30%, 15%and55%5% of the total energy content from fat, proteins and carbohydrates, respectively), with an allowed energy intake of 1,250-1,800 kcala per day, depending on height and sex (Table 2) [ 32].

Pollutant loads at small river watersheds depend on height and aspect of mountain slopes.

The physiologic rationale for using predicted body weight is that lung size and lung weight depend on height and gender - and therefore predicted body weight - whereas adjusting EVLW for absolute body weight may lead to erroneous estimations of EVLW in obese patients.

Non-Rubicon models may require a slip joint eliminator kit and depending on height of lift all models may require longer drive shafts.

The distance can vary more dramatically for teenagers and adults depending on height.

The typical scan duration was 10 15 min, depending on height.

Although used widely for human mobility studies, mobile phone data provides only a proxy for human mobility, for example, callers are tracked only to the spatial resolution of the antenna (which may be up to 70 km, depending on tower height and terrain), and usually only when the phone is in use while not everyone uses a mobile phone while traveling.

Average wind speed at hub height depends on height (h), swept area A, and wind shear n.