The Earth's atmosphere extends to a height of many miles.
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.
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.
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).
We also analyze strath terrace sequences that extend to heights of several hundred meters above the river, and integrate these with speleothem constrained maximum incision rates in several reaches to examine any temporal incision variations at the million-year time frame.
Notre Dame's report said no one person was responsible for the death of the student, 20-year-old Declan Sullivan, who was filming football practice from a lift extended to its full height of 40 feet in high wind on Oct. 27 when it toppled.
As it moves from place to place in crawling mode, the Man Engine is the size of a double decker bus, but it becomes nearly three times as tall when it extends to its full height of about 12 metres (39ft) with the help of puppeteers and mechanised parts.
It is recommended that where stiffening is required, it should be extended to the full height of the silo, unless careful analysis is made of the local stresses where the stiffening is curtailed.
