Sentence examples for height and path from inspiring English sources
This chapter examines the constraints on transport imposed by extremes of height and path length, and synthesizes information on the mechanisms that may compensate for these constraints.
Various parts of the subject's walk are noted, such as hesitation after being prompted to go, swing of the feet (height and path), step symmetry, step continuity, trunk sway, heel position, and smoothness of gait.
In this paper, we give an algorithm to construct ISTs on even networks, and show that these ISTs are optimal for height and path lengths, and each path in the ISTs has length at most the length of the shortest path+4 in the even network.
We discuss how measurement fetch, concentration sensor height, and optical path length influence the accuracy of emission estimation.
The eccentricity is a non-manipulative parameter by itself but its impact is a function of various parameters such as rate of penetration (ROP), fluid flow rate (Q), cuttings bed height, wellbore path and drillpipe rotation.
Our primary interest is centered on the three-dimensional effects induced in the gas flow by a solid obstacle comparable in size to the gas scale height and collisional mean free path.
As a result, we show that the ISTs we constructed are optimal in the sense that both the heights and the average path length of trees are minimized.
The most prominent effect caused by large herbivores is defoliation, leading to a decrease in vegetation height and structural complexity (Fig. 3, Path 4).
In contrast, if at all points in time you give equal weights to your height, then the summed height over path only depends on the drop and pickup points, since every ascend can be compensated with a descend at any time.
The most remarkable of these eight years is not the result, but rather the height and human condition, with which he followed his path.
The random walker can only move on the first quarter of a two-dimensional plane and that it takes the paths which can start at any height and end at any height upper than the height of the starting point.
