Sentence examples for height altitude from inspiring English sources
In addition, local terrain profile data of the study area (terrain elevation, clutter height, altitude, and the distance of the mobile station from the base station) are extracted from Digital Terrain Map (DTM) to account for the unique environmental features.
Imagine you had to plan a hill walk, during which you wanted to maximise the height (altitude or reward) averaged over the path you take.
Top right - The "Altimeter" shows the height (altitude) of the aircraft, in feet MSL feet above mean, or average, sea level.
Also, the longitude, latitude, elevation, altitude, clutter height, and the distance information, which describes the smart campus environment, are obtained from Digital Terrain Map (DTM) in ATOLL radio network planning tool.
At its top altitude, the rocket flew twice the height of the U.S. Bank Tower, the tallest building in Los Angeles.
The top height of ICAS varies from 5 to 17 km, whereas the radar lidar product has a more uniform top height with an altitude of around 15 km.
F2 layer peak height is raised from an altitude of about 300 km at 0600 LT to: ∼650 km (December solstice), ∼580 km (June solstice), and ∼630 km (equinoxes) during the pre-reversal enhancement periods, 1800 LT for December solstice and equinoxes, but 2000 LT for June solstice.
At higher altitudes, the wave amplitude decayed with height mostly as a result of viscous damping and almost vanished above the (F_2) peak height.
Note that the altitudes are given in log-pressure heights, which are similar to the real altitudes from 80 to 95 km but increase the real altitudes by up to 5 km between 95 km and 120 km.
The University of Miami is studying whether Viagra benefits aerobic capacity at lower altitudes than the Stanford study — comparable to heights where elite competitions take place.
Residents say they distinguish Russian planes that fly at high altitudes in sorties from Syrian helicopters that mainly drop indiscriminate barrel bombs at much lower heights.
