Sentence examples for height extent from inspiring English sources

The actual peak height and height extent of the E region is dynamic, and it varies with location, time of day, season, solar cycle, and solar activity.

Individual brain analyses support these observations, but also highlight the large amount of interindividual variability in terms of number, height, extent and localization of the areas responding preferentially to faces in the human ventral occipito-temporal cortex.

To analyze the functional and anatomic outcomes of management of Descemet membrane detachment after phacoemulsification using a protocol based on the detachment's height, extent, and chord length and its relation to the pupil.

Whatever the actual height extent of the D region, or its subdivisions, in this review, we are focused on partial reflection of radar returns from the ionosphere in the region above 50 km, and below the total reflection height of the E region, for the purposes of investigating the neutral atmosphere.

Bamboo groves, varying greatly in height and extent, are widespread, particularly in humid river valleys.

A key to the success of the new reefs, Mr. Schulte said, is their height and extent.

However, when applying the same parameters for PET data analysis as in awake adults, activations during anesthesia were less frequent and significant (with respect to peak height and extent).

Significant clusters of activation were determined using the joint expected probability distribution with dual height and extent threshold (p<0.01) corrected at the whole brain level.

Because relatively little is known about the respective importance of height and extent in DTI data, we chose to weight both equally in the computation of the TFCE statistic (E = 1.0 and H = 1.0).

Smaller areas of correlation in the posterior and anterior temporal cortex and anterior frontal lobe did not survive the predefined statistical height and extent thresholds.

We report regions that showed significant effects at P <0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons (using familywise error correction) in either height or extent.