Sentence examples for form height from inspiring English sources

However, the choice of a particular bed form predictor is more important when the bed form effect in the sand transport model is based a roughness length scale ks and thus on η2/λ instead of η/λ, where ks is Nikuradse's equivalent roughness length scale, η is the bed form height and λ is the bed form length.

f H is a static form height function.

Such form height relationships are available for many species and countries.

In addition to the yield table data, we have used the UK form height function for Douglas fir suggested by Matthews and Mackie (2006, p. 325): {f}_H=-0.509255kern0.5em +kern0.5em 0.426679cdot H, (10).

We introduce a new, simple and rapidly-implemented model the Ideal Tree Distribution, ITD with tree form (height allometry and crown shape), growth plasticity, and space-filling, at its core.

In this paper, we introduce a simple individual-based model of canopy structure the ideal tree distribution model, ITD with tree form (height and crown shape), growth plasticity, and space-filling, at its core.

Concurrently, the effect of punch surfaces with microridges increased forming height by at least 100%.

In this paper, a numerical model to predict the forming height dome and a specific forming curve of TWBs is presented.

Such analytical models provide designers with valuable tools to determine material and process parameters for the application, such as the location of steps on the die surface to accommodate the weld displacement, the non-uniform binder force ratio to prevent weld line movement and the potential forming height for a TWB forming process.

The improved draw-in effectively increases the forming height, changes the shape of the deformed workpiece from a cone to a cylinder, improves the fit between the workpiece and the die, and reduces the maximum thickness reduction from 25.6% to 6.7%.

Major invading plant species whose stand and landscape-level water-use have been documented include a wide range of growth forms, height, evergreeness and root depth (Table  1).