The Earth's atmosphere extends to a height of many miles.
Below this service line on the front wall is a board or metal liner, which extends to a height of 48 cm (18.9 in) from the floor and which, if hit by a ball, results in a lost play or point for the striker.
Field measurements indicated that the stresses applied to the study site nearly doubled during longwall mining, resulting in roof deformations extending to a height of 4.8 m (16 ft) above the entry.
To test this possibility, we repeated our combined irradiance and ozone experiment using identical model formulations, but with different vertical extents: the first extends to a height of 5 hPa, the second to 0.01 hPa.
The crane, described by the city's Buildings Department as an articulating boom, has a four-wheeled base, an armlike lift that bends, straightens and extends to a desired height, and a basket attached to the end to hoist workers.
Sclerophyllous montane cloudforest: At 1400-1800 m and covering 11.5% of the surface area of the park, the trees are significantly shorter, gnarled and stunted, with the canopy extending to a maximum height of only 10 or.
In adult wild-type cerebellar sections, the distribution of VGLUT2 staining representing the extent of the CF territory extended to a mean relative height of 81 ± 0.9862% of the molecular layer (Fig. 2B and C), consistent with previous reports using wild-type mice (17, 19, 20).
Wait a day or two for each stalk to extend to the desired height.
Thermal lows tend to have weak circulations, and can extend to 3100 m in height.
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