If you've ever wondered why a four- or six-year bourbon can be the height of quality but good Scotches start closer to the 10- or 12-year mark, blame it on the cool Scottish clime.
And above all, it's testament to the vision of their conductor Armand Diangienda, to inspire his musicians to real heights of musical quality and intensity.
This study gives a good insight into the effect of sinter bed height on quality and coke rate.
This led filmmaking to new heights in terms of quality, cinematography and innovative story lines as well as technical advances such as special effects and animation.
Vertebral fractures account for approximately 45% of osteoporosis-related fractures, and have significant immediate and long-term complications such as pain, respiratory complications, loss of height, and loss of quality of life.
Needles who has grown into a very attractive fellow--medium-size, with good length for his height and plenty of quality--picked up $95,200 in the Derby, and that increased his total prize money to $338,605, a tidy start for any 3-year-old.
The second outcome variable was the overall score of coronary risk and explanatory variables were years of service, minutes of work per day, workdays per week, conicity index, waist circumference, and waist-to-height ratio, fat percentage, physical component of quality of life related health and leisure-time physical activity.
The present study was conducted to investigate the influence of different operating table heights on the quality of laryngeal view and the discomfort of the anaesthetist during enodotracheal intubation.
We devised a scoring system to visually assess the quality of the peaks, for example, resolution of peaks, height of intensity and quality of baseline (See additional file 4: Optimising experiments, for an example of scoring system).
This rotation means that at times (and more so near the edges of the detection height region) the quality of the estimates of the wind velocities will vary semidiurnally.
