Sentence examples for height shrank from inspiring English sources

On July 19 , 2012 the Tokyo Tower's height shrank to 315 meters while the top antenna was repaired for damage sustained during the earthquake.

Human height actually shrank by nearly six inches after the first adoption of crops in the Near East.

At the steady state the dense-packed height may shrink to zero if the interfacial coalescence is virtually instantaneous.

To take into account the reduction in size with respect to fully hydrated conditions caused by the drying procedure, the aggregate heights reported in the Results were obtained multiplying the measured heights by a shrinking factor of 2.2, evaluated by comparing the heights of a globular protein under liquid and in air after drying under vacuum.

In the E and F1 regions, the sign of the foE, foF1 and h′E corrected trends, foF1 and foE increasing, h′E decreasing hint at greenhouse effect, which results in enhanced electron density and reduced height due to shrinking of the atmosphere as a consequence of cooling.

The bottom line (It is good to use a bottom line, so that short people can see it) is that we can't change our height or prevent shrinking with age.

All furniture design was influenced by the social and economic trends of the era: formal living declined; mechanization of household labour expanded; living spaces shrank, particularly in height; and home entertainment became important.

As for histological adaptive response, however, high-glucose diet prolonged while high-NaCl diet shrank intestinal villus height.

When rsp was decreased to 0.1 or less, the measured size of the PB-rich domain relatively shrank; however, the height images of the PB-rich domain would take reverse (translating from the original light to dark) at rsp = 0.85.

But whereas sites without much cash flow but with growing traffic had begun to attract attention and high valuations, the Forbes business, given its past heights, was obviously shrinking at an ever-more dramatic pace, causing tensions with Elevation, whose partners came soon to speak volubly and bitterly about their investment.

Ten-year returns for venture capital, which reached 36percentt in 2000 at the height of the dot-com bubble, shrank to 14percentt in the period ending June 30, according to Cambridge Associates, though venture capital has still outperformed the public markets.