Sentence examples for heights expected from inspiring English sources

Of the batsmen, only Murali Vijay scaled the heights expected of him.

The increased swell aspect is a long-duration event, with high wave heights expected from at least Monday through Thursday.

Offshore wind turbines must be able to withstand the worst storms and highest wave heights expected over a century.

Robinho has a striking CV, adorned by Real Madrid, Manchester City and Milan, but there have been awkward spells, and it remains a subject for debate as to whether he has scaled the heights expected of him at Neymar's age.

Integral to this season's initial success under Wise and then, restored to his favoured central midfield role, to Leeds' final push under McAllister, Prutton has revived a career that may not have hit the heights expected of him at Forest but which holds no regrets.

Those stumbles have prevented the network from reaching the golden heights expected of any extension of the former talk show host, who once commanded a daily audience of 10 million devoted viewers.

"The accelerometer-determined equivalent fall height and the theoretical equivalent fall height expected from the measured jump profile agreed quite well over the entire range of distances jumped," say the team.

For these MLs, a mean difference in height of 0.71 ± 0.12 μm of SD before the reflow and 2.24 ± 0.24 μm of SD after the thermal reflow was obtained, in comparison to the 5.06 μm of height expected to obtain.

Furthermore, we have found layers with just half the height expected for intact molecules and identified them as broken SMMs which have become decomposed into pre-stages of the molecule.

Q9: How do I report on areas of bush-like formations (e.g. in the Mediterranean countries) with a height of about 5m? A9: If the woody vegetation has more than 10% canopy cover of tree species with a height or expected height of 5 m or more, it should be classified as "forest", otherwise it should be classified as "Other wooded land".

It was Jerome Robbins's "Opus 19/The Dreamer" that fully rose to the heights one expected, led by the ravishing lightness of Sterling Hyltin, a singularly musical ballerina, and Gonzalo Garcia's earnest romantic hero.