The phrase "lowest height" is correct and can be used in written English.
One example of using this phrase could be: "The lowest height on the mountain was still too high for us to climb."
The XLR has the longest wheelbase in its competitive set, as well as the widest track and the lowest height; all these factors enhance stability and handling.
Precisely, the curve in the xy-plane of such a chain suspended from equal heights at its ends and dropping at x = 0 to its lowest height y = a is given by the equation y = (a/2)(ex/a + e−x/a).
The lowest height (11.67 cm) was related to 100%% peanut shell compost.
The pines and birches belonged mostly to the lowest height classes so that their height distributions seemed irrelevant for such comparisons.
We limited the lowest height at 14 km, because the dry temperature may become unrealistic due to the effects of the high humidity in the tropics.
At the maturity stage, the lowest height (38.04 cm) was found in TFP compared to 78.8%, 56.6%, 31.5% and 20.8% height increases reported in TRM, SLNR, SLFP, and TR, respectively.
On the edge of the six-yard box, Pogba attempts an overhead kick from quite a low height.
But wait, maybe the low height is a plus that prevents the sectional from blocking the picture window.
The name is said to have come from the French court ("short") because of the low height of the cupboard.
"The low height is not so good for older people," said John Christakos, inset, who founded Blu Dot with Maurice Blanks and Charles Lazor in 1996, and, at 42, is "getting old".
As well as obesity, under-consumption remains a problem for hundreds of millions of people in poor countries, where progress on reducing stunting – low height to age – has been slow.
