Sentence examples for heights at which from inspiring English sources
Radar evidence also suggests that showers in temperate latitudes may sometimes be initiated by the coalescence of waterdrops, although the clouds may later reach heights at which ice crystals may form in their upper parts.
Thus, these results provide support for the fencing of recently burned Nothofagus and Austrocedrus forests in the national parks for periods long enough to allow the dominant tree species to grow to heights at which they are no longer severely inhibited by cattle browsing.
Guidelines were provided for the determination of the isotopic composition of evaporation in the field: we could emphasize the importance of values used for the kinetic fractionation factor and the impact of the heights at which atmospheric variables (air relative humidity and temperature, isotopic composition of atmospheric water vapour) are measured in the field.
Spore sizes (lengths, see Table 1) or volumes (as calculated for an ellipsoid V = 4/3 π × ½ length × 2 × ½ width; data not shown) did also not correlate with maximum heights at which spores were attracted to plastic lids (Fig. 3).
The heights at which mini-implants were placed in the CBCT group and RVG group are graphically represented in Figures 7 and 8, respectively, with an average height of mini-implants being 6.85 mm in CBCT group and 6.40 mm in RVG group.
For any given shot, it is important to understand the different heights at which a ball can be hit.
Joseph Kittinger Jr., testing the height at which pilots could safely bail out, rode a helium-powered balloon up to 102,800 feet.
Tesla sent out a software patch that raised the height at which the cars travel on the highway.
Several studies have examined the height at which todies forage in the canopy, generally concurring that they forage near the ground.
