Sentence examples for floor a subject from inspiring English sources

The height was measured with a portable Swiss-made Gneupel Precision Mechanics (GPM) anthropometer to the nearest 1 mm from the highest point on the midline vault (vertex) to the floor a subject was standing on.

Therefore the suggested spectrum-based approach can be used for predicting a floor׳s response subject to a single person walking.

However, other photos, which were dark and grainy, "were of a subject on the floor of the bathroom bleeding profusely," police said.

The design problem is the minimization of the mass or the cost of a steel floor configuration subject to constraints related to the Canadian S16 design standard.

The volumes, tucked away in credenzas, are chosen according to each room's theme, which falls under the floor's subject category.

Both large phytoplankton (diatoms) and detritus, which escape water column remineralization and reach the sea floor, are subject to benthic processes.

For years, Texas delegates to the Republican National Convention have worn cowboy hats and loud shirts paid for by the state G.O.P., making them instantly recognizable on the Convention floor and the subject of a disproportionate number of photographs.

(Note that reaction time is not included as an additional measure of trial-by-trial decision dynamics in our task, as the imposed 1s choice delay prior to response led to a floor effect in subjects' response times).

We have added a comment to the main text to acknowledge this point: "Note that reaction time is not included as an additional measure of trial-by-trial decision dynamics in our task, as the imposed 1000 ms choice delay prior to response led to a floor effect in subjects' response times".

Anytime there is an election there is not a leader who is dumb enough to put a bill on the floor that is subject to amendments".

This paper investigates the possibility of using a microvibration control platform to isolate a batch of high tech equipment from the floor of a building subject to nearby traffic-induced ground motion.