Sentence examples for explain the height of from inspiring English sources

Although conduits are predicted to widen up to four-fold, they are too small to explain the height of the observed disruptions.

Using scaling arguments, a mathematical expression formed by three dimensionless groups including the inertial number, particle concentration and the ratio between the sedimentation Grashof number to the Reynolds number is proposed to explain the height of the sediment layer in the slope change zone of a duct.

We proposed an equation to physically explain the height of the stagnation point in a coaxial swirling jet with a density difference undergoing vortex breakdown, by considering an estimate of the momentum balance in the flow, based on a simplified Navier Stokes equation for coaxial jets with coannular flow.

For example, as we have noted, most people judge intuitively that one cannot explain the height of a pole by appealing to the length of its shadow.

Similarly, the reason why we cannot explain the height of a flagpole in terms of the length of its shadow is that explanations of lengths of objects in terms of facts about shadows do not belong to the "set of explanations" which "collectively provides the best systemization of our beliefs" (1989, p. 430).

But this is perturbing, because, while one thinks of the height of a pole as explaining the length of a shadow, one does not think of the length of a shadow as explaining the height of a pole.

However, antenna mismatches cannot explain the height dependence of the bias.

Instead, although $H$ does causally explain in $S$, it is (something like) the desire for a shadow of length $S$ (rather than $S$ itself) that explains (or at least causally explains) the height (or the choice of height) for the tower.

This may at least in part explain the increased height of the reconstructed vertebrate NPCs compared to those obtained from tomographic reconstruction of intact Dictyostelium nuclei.

Captain and star of the team Andrés Roldán explained at the height of that period that, "after winning in Panama and repeating the triumph in the Dominican Republic [CAC Games of 1974], we had become a daring and ambitious group, ready to go toe to toe with anyone, even the Poles, who were among the elite of world football".

That might explain why, at the height of his criminal career, many local people loved him while his enemies ran for their lives when they heard he was coming for them.