Sentence examples for height of target from inspiring English sources

In particular, when the height of target object equals to 100 mm, the maximum value of the measurement error is larger than 0.5.

The results shown in Figure 5 indicate that in the two cases (the baseline b = 30 mm and the baseline b = 120 mm), the measurement error becomes larger as the height of target object increases.

There were considerable differences in the objectively measured height of targets who stood versus sat.

The DNA copy number of the LEPR locus in relative to the Factor VIII reference was calculated according to the peak height measurements of target and reference loci.

The maximum grasping force of CTSA Hand is changing with the cross-sectional size of the target object and almost no changing with the height of the target object.

The results tell us that when the height of the target object increases to 100 mm, the yellow curve which represents the largest baseline configuration system (b = 120 mm) yields the biggest relative measurement error, which is 25%, 0.0005% for minimizing and maximizing the parameters K 1, K 2, K 3 respectively.

"We asked, how do errors introduced in the release of the thrown object propagate at the location of the target, as a function of the distance, orientation and height of the target," said Mahadevan.

In our system, we rely on the output of barometer to determine the walking pattern of the target and then count the number of steps to estimate the height of the target, as shown in Table 2.

The height of the target plant, as well as the height ratio, expressed as the mean height of the target plant divided by mean height of the competitor + mean height of the target plant, was strongly influenced by competition in I. noli-tangere and I. parviflora during the experiment (Table  3) [see Supporting Information—Table S4 ].

Mercifully, he lowered the height of my target after I'd struggled to reach it.

A series of additional throws (n = 18) took place at 10 m with the hay bale turned vertically to assess whether the height of the target affected accuracy.