Sentence examples for growing in height from inspiring English sources
"It's like growing in height.
Some experts now add an E for enlargement, that is, a mole that is growing in height or width.
In order to achieve this, content is distributed with small partial buffers (0-3 seconds) in the media servers across the deployed tree topology, growing in height and width as clients connect.
Results show that the new wire-driven SRM design and control architecture are more competitive than Cartesian SRM in terms of travel cycle times, and more suitable for buildings growing in height.
We present three cases; (1) a short sequence of billows growing in height and becoming unstable; (2) a long train of billows showing high levels of turbulence at two different locations; and (3) a series of billows passing only slowly through the field of view.
The lifestyle program was designed to work with pharmacotherapy to improve diabetes control in youth through sustained, moderate weight loss (7 10% of initial body weight or the equivalent for youth still growing in height).
Architectural critics had been complaining for years that as buildings had grown in height, their cornices had started looking puny.
Conversely, a tsunami wave rolling up the channel would grow in height as it became increasingly constricted.
The leaves of spring crops become increasingly bitter as the season progresses and are generally unpalatable when the plant bolts (rapidly grows in height)—arugula can grow to about 70 cm (2.5 feet) tall in preparation for flowering in midsummer.
This would allow hurricanes to form more easily, but it also would make it much harder for tornadoes to get the full about lift and instability that allow for your usual thunderstorm to grow in height and become a fully-fledged tornado.
Wind blows ripples across a calm sea, and those ripples, providing the wind with something to get traction on, are blown into waves, and, as the waves grow in height, the wind pushes them along with more force, speeding them up, building them higher.
