In terms of spatial pattern, SGCS preserved the anisotropy observed in semivariograms of measured LAI, while KED reduced anisotropy and lowered global variance (i.e., lower sill), also consistent with theory.
"On the ground floor, we created rooms and lowered the sills of the windows from the floor above, making them longer so they could let more light in," he added.
In still others, a one-piece gate is hinged at the bottom sill so it may be lowered to allow a ship to enter.
Mobile lounges used at Dulles International Airport near Washington, D.C., and at Jiddah's King Abdul Aziz International Airport have bodies that can be raised and lowered to suit the exact height of the terminal floor and the aircraft sill.
The sill was too high and too wide -- there was a radiator in front of it -- for him to have dived through a closed window and a lowered blind in the dark.
Other than being built to mobility standards (for example, wider corridors and doorways, and lower window sills), and having a superintendent on site to arrange repairs, Hanover stresses these flats are "not care ready".
It is so intricately designed, with the one-person units pulled back above two-person units to create south-facing terraces, while every detail has been lovingly thought through – down to the lower window sills, so people can still look out at the garden from their beds". Officers from English Heritage have now visited the site and will be making their own recommendations soon.
Global sea-level records suggest that the amount of sea-level lowering at glacial maxima was comparable to the sill depth of the modern Tsushima Strait (Siddall et al. 2003; Rohling et al. 2014).
Lead in floor dust tended to be much lower that lead in sill dust, with one exception (1030, > 6000 μg/ft).
And in redesigning the whole thing, GM engineers were able to make the door sills lower, for easier access, without sacrificing road clearance.
