Sentence examples for height lower than from inspiring English sources
So we have the question whether there exist multiple ISTs with height lower than n+1 on CQn.
Works are deliberately hung at a height lower than is customary in a gallery, so that they can be explored through touch.
The mean soot volume fraction reached a maximum of 1.1 ppm at a height lower than the peak axial location of the spherule size, while the particle number density varied in the range of 1010 1011 particles/cm3 with a similar trend.
For tsunami height lower than the canopy, the trunk and roots play a dominant role in the flow reduction; this is particularly the case for the complex root system of mangroves (Rhizophora sp).
Of all wounds recorded on beech trees, 55.3 % (31 wounds) occurred at a height lower than 0.3 m from the ground, 26.8 % (15 wounds) occurred between 0.3 to 1 m height and 17.9 % (10 wounds) occurred at a height higher than 1 m.
In one set, we kept only the sites with peak height higher than the 90 percentile and in another set we kept the sites with peak height lower than the 10 percentile.
Thus, large volumes of fine grain particles accumulated in the reservoirs during runoff events with bedload layer heights lower than the height of the one-stage spillways.
As cattle prefer grass heights of 9 16 cm, grass heights lower than those make it difficult for cattle to achieve a sufficient instantaneous intake rate.
There were no significant differences between the peak shear forces for the four subjects that wore high-heeled shoes and the other six subjects (p = 0.72), nor between those of the group of five subjects with heel heights greater than 3.5 cm and the five subjects with heel heights lower than 3 cm (p = 0.81).
In a previous work, Scollo et al. (2008) found that, at Etna volcano, larger differences between the output of tephra transport models are related to topographic effects, which strongly affect the dispersal of fine particles for column heights lower than 12 km; however these difference decrease in simulating higher eruption columns (Scollo et al. 2008).
