Sentence examples for front height from inspiring English sources

Dolby ProLogic IIz distinguishes background sounds and adds them to additional front height speakers for an enhanced front surround sound experience.

This large front height is successfully reproduced by the BC model (Fig. 9 a), while the AB model fails to capture it.

To optimize the process parameters for the desired front height to front width ratio and back height to back width ratio, genetic algorithmic approach has been applied.

Simple one-cable HDMI connections add to simplicity of use, and Dolby Pro Logic IIz decoding on all models provides for the enhanced audio experience of front height channels.

Front Height This fitting involves the actual collar that is to be fitted to the shirt body, and relates directly to how high or low the front of the collar should stand for comfort and appearance.

When ρ c/ρ a∼100, the front height h N is on the order of 10−1 during the slumping stage and in the early self-similar stage (Fig. 2 a).

Diagonal barriers, categorized as vertical barriers, increased the association of skin lesions with increasing manger front heights.

Increasing the injected water viscosity by addition of a polymer effectively reduces the mobility ratio and results in higher Buckley Leverett front heights and a more piston-like displacement which ultimately leads to higher recovery efficiency (Sorbie 1991).

The system has a number of benefits, including increased straight-line speed and better stability through certain fast corners and - some engineers say - a reduced front ride height, which aids aerodynamics.

It has a number of benefits, including increased straight-line speed and better stability through certain fast corners and - some engineers say - a reduced front ride height, which aids aerodynamics.

Several variables were implemented in the model considering: road design (combinations of horizontal/vertical road elements), vehicle features (e.g. wheelbase, front track, height of the center of gravity), vehicle dynamics (acceleration, deceleration) and environmental conditions.