Sentence examples for linear heights from inspiring English sources

TandemGraph includes radio buttons to allow the user to switch the graph from triangles and linear heights to trapezoids and log-scale heights.

This paper presents an alternate linear height control scheme based on the vertical acceleration measurement.

Also, in saying an object ten times farther away than a near object should be a hundred times smaller, he is speaking of area; it would be ten times smaller in linear height.

The ratios of the TLE-derived densities to those from the empirical NRLMSISE00 model are calculated and used to calibrate the scale error of the NRLMSISE00 model by applying a linear height-dependent function.

Moreover, the VRRS is related to the method used for calculating area (linear height by linear width).

Figure 2 Intra-stem variation in MFA predicted by (a) a modified logistic function with a linear relative height term, (b) a logarithmic relative height term and (c) a modified Michaelis-Menten function with a linear relative height term and (d) a logarithmic relative height term.

To investigate independent relationships of childhood linear growth (height gain) and relative weight gain to adult cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk traits in Asian Indians.

The chip produces sparsified pulse trains for both linear (pulse height) and timing (relative to an external reference) and allows the use of one of two internal charge sensitive amplifiers or an external amplifier.

We chose this time frame because the linear plant height – time relationship became asymptotic after this date across all treatments.

In contrast, the linear (pitch-height) component was only significant for the resolved condition (F 1,4) = 29.055, P = 0.006), but nonsignificant for the unresolved condition (F 1,4) = 1.693, P = 0.263).

Measurements were: a) linear glottic height [dorso-ventral diameter (dorsal to ventral commissure)], b) linear glottic width [transversal diameter (distance between the vocal processes of the two arythenoid cartilages)], and c) glottic index as a result of glottic width × 100/glottic height.