Sentence examples for height transition from inspiring English sources

Barrier height, transition state structure, and product state distributions for the HCO channel.

At Twin Cays, Belize (BZ) red mangroves are present in a variety of stand structures (tall >5 m in height, transition ~2 4 m and dwarf ~1 1.5 m).

This heterogeneity was assessed using a texture index calculated from the height-transition co-occurrence matrix.

As well as Laidlaw's height, this transition between scrum-half and wing momentarily leaves the Scottish defence with too many moving parts for comfort.

At the "lift-off" height a transition from weak to strong OH is observed, analogous to a lifted flame.

It was found that the scale height and transition O+ H+ height, extracted from each individual measured Ne profile, highly correlate, with a correlation coefficient exceeding 0.8 at midlatitudes.

The expansion history of jets was tracked until the pulses reached the height of transition from a negatively buoyant jet to a convective buoyant plume about 100 m above the vent.

The rate constants k A1– D (F) and k A2– D (F) were modeled using the DHS rate equation specifically the cusp model (10), (4) k (F ) = k (0 ) [ 1 − F x u 2 G ‡ (0 ) ] exp [ G ‡ (0 ) k B T { 1 − (1 − F x u 2 G ‡ (0 ) ) 2 } ], where k(0) is the usual Kramer's unfolding rate in the absence of force, and G‡(0) and x u are the zero force barrier height and transition state distance, respectively.

The IRI topside consists in two constant gradient sections, with a transition height kept at a fixed height in its domain.

The density gradient change at ~ 1500 km altitude is corresponding to the transition height from O+ to H+.

In our approach, the topside IRI electron-density profile is linked with the plasmasphere model, IRI-Plas, (Gulyaeva et al., 2002) at an altitude of one basis-scale-height above the F2 peak (Gulyaeva, 2011) close to the O+ /H+ transition height, where the concentration of hydrogen becomes comparable with that of oxygen.