Sentence examples for height ranged from from inspiring English sources

Of the 14 nests in Costa Rica, nest height ranged from 2.6 – 5 m (mean = 4 ± 1.1 m; Table 1).

The implant thread height ranged from 0.20 to 0.60 mm, and the thread width ranged from 0.10 to 0.40 mm.

And the air side pressure drop decreased by 94.49%, when fin height ranged from 4 mm to 20 mm.

Two kinds trains were scaled at 1 8 and 1 20, respectively, and the Reynolds number, based on the train height, ranged from 3.02×105 to 2.27×106.

Tube-to-particle diameter ratio was D/dp = 260, bed height ranged from L = 60 to 180 mm, while air flow rate ranged from 400 to 1200 L/h.

(a) Tree height (cm) averaged by trial site (maximum tree height 400 cm) and by (b) provenance (tree height ranged from 100too 300 cm) of 9 years old trees in both series (seedlings were planted at two years of age).

Occupying the centre of a vast circular plaza are three clusters of concrete-and-glass towers, whose height ranges from five to 10 storeys.

The six parking levels, which hold three hundred cars, are uneven in height, ranging from eight feet, which is fairly standard, to a monumental thirty-four feet, lending the building a sense of unpredictability and drama.

The GT's pushrod suspension offers five driver modes and a ride height ranging from 4.70 to 2.75 inches.

There are several small hills in this area with height ranging from 250 to 300 mamsl.

The experimental results presented in this secameraaim to evaluate (1) the improvement in sample distribution wash the impositionedon of the projective traboverm,   (2) thighwaysvement in the position error of the vehicle by the projective patticle filter,   (3) the robustness of vehicle tracking (in terms of an increase in tracking rate) due to theighte distrangingn ofrome particles in the feature space.  . the improvement in sample distribution with the implementation of the projective transform, the improvement in the position error of the vehicle by the projective particle filter, the robustness of vehicle tracking (in terms of an increase in tracking rate) due to the fine distribution of the particles in the feature space.