At the height of these operations, the UN reported that around 87,000 Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh following the start of the October violence.
At the height of the Bosnian operation, forces under Mr. Mladic's command controlled nearly three-quarters of the territory.
At the height of the UK operation it was the centre of a network of 137 bases in the region, all of which have now been handed over to the Afghan National Security Forces or taken apart.
The results of the study showed that the design (height of the heap), and planning of the operation (operational time) were interactive factors, and that maximum recovery was not necessarily the best measure of operational efficiency based on economic considerations.
At the height of its operation in the late 1890's, B. Kreischer & Sons employed more than 300 workers and turned out more than three million bricks yearly.
Independent but not blinded evaluators administered the DASH quality-of-life questionnaire at postoperative months 6 and 24, performed functional assessment of pain, range of motion, and palm grip strength, and radiographic examinations (volar and radial angle, and height of the radius) before the operation, immediately afterwards, and at 6 and 24 months postoperative.
At the height of the ranch's operations, in 1918, it had 132 windmills, and four crews of windmillers working around the clock to keep them up.
The move was considered largely cosmetic because the army, which at the height of its operation had 27,000 soldiers stationed in Northern Ireland, has been reducing its presence and changing its mission in the last decade.
At the height of combat operations in the months after the US-led invasion, Britain had 46,000 troops in Iraq.
The two treatment groups did not differ in age, height, weight, the length of the operation, the length of the incision, the position of the incision, the placement of drains, or the procedure that was performed.
