Sentence examples for height larger from inspiring English sources
A slightly lower ride height, larger alloy wheels and modest tweaks to the front and rear fascias are the main visual cues separating the Sport from other Range Rovers.
But, he added, "such anecdotal evidence cannot be given undue weight" in light of the sheer size of California's prison system, which was at its height "larger than that of many medium-sized cities" like Bridgeport, Conn.; Eugene, Ore . and Savannah, Ga.
Both PW91 and PBE give a smaller adsorption energy compared to the LDA, whereas they show the molecules binding at an equilibrium height larger than that for LDA.
Higher initial bone height, larger fixture diameter, and longer fixture length were factors that influence the implant stability on the posterior edentulous maxilla.
From all the nearly collocated pairs studied, only 49 exhibited a difference between line of sight angles of both RO at the F peak height larger than 10°.
Plant species with taller height, larger diameter, and larger shoot and root biomass were more effective in reducing water runoff from simulated green roofs than plant species with shorter height, smaller diameter, and smaller shoot and root biomass.
William, now a lawyer, shared his father's height, large hands, penchant for tanning, and straw-colored hair.
With the increase of height, largest peak positive wind pressure coefficients increase, while smallest peak negative wind pressure coefficients decrease.
This study showed that superabsorbent application has a positive effect on establishment and other indices such as plant height, large and small canopy diameter and collar diameter.
Kukunoor felt that Panag had characteristics of someone who was lean and fit, good height, large frame, and with an appropriate skin tone.
For example, despite early results that accounted for about 5%% of the variance in height, large studies have now demonstrated SNPs can account for around 45%% of the variance in height (for which the overall heritability is around 80%%).
