The rectangle in the center showed the typical heights of the class, with straight lines called "whiskers" extended from the box to show how far away the tallest and shortest students were from the middle.
I was growing up middle class at the height of the middle class in America.
At the height of the rally, the class resentment was at full throttle.
Although freed of the restriction of fitting through the Panama Canal, the length and height of the Montana-class were limited by one of the shipyards at which they were to be built: the New York Navy Yard could not handle the construction of a 58,000-ton (59,000-metric-ton) ship, and vessels built there had to be low enough to clear the Brooklyn Bridge at low tide.
A statistically significant difference (p = 0.044) was identified regarding the height of the articular eminence comparing the class I with the class III group, with the class III group having a smaller value.
Vitral et al. [25] did not find any significant differences in the height of the glenoid fossa between the class I and class II groups, results that coincide with those obtained in this study.
I'm proud to be from a working class background, yet as I lived through the height of the recession the working class declined in its ability to sustain itself and I saw the horrendous effect it had on people who were already a large part of low-income Britain.
Until then, Mr. Shelby, the conductor, enjoys reminiscing with some of his older passengers, who "remember when taking the Blue Comet train out of Grand Central Station to Atlantic City was the height of luxury, first class all the way.
In 1969, at the height of the era of middle-class white flight from central Brooklyn, Menachem Schneerson, who succeeded him as Grand Rebbe, ordered the Lubavitchers to stay where they were; they now constitute virtually the entire white population of Crown Heights.
At the height of the scare campaign to block the class action for workers, the staff in my office were in tears.
