Sentence examples for made as high from inspiring English sources

It is therefore recommended that the facade solar reflectance should be made as high as possible.

The cooling and the heating rates during the transformations were made as high as possible and reached 20°/s and 80°/s, respectively.

The level of probability here can be precisely calculated, and can be made as high as needed by picking more 'witness' numbers to test.

Their accuracy can always be made as high as that of the interior approximation, and it will not deteriorate even when integrating over long time intervals.

The analysis reveals that by selecting a suitably high value of the absorber frequency, the overall damping of the system can be made as high as the critical damping irrespective of the amount of negative linear damping present in the primary self-excited system.

As hopeful buyers queue, push and jostle, the advantages for the agent are clear: minimum investment of time and effort to assemble buyers who have no time or chance to inspect anything too closely, but are aware of the pressure to make as high an offer as they can anyway, for fear of losing what they perceive as a property everyone else wants too.

Research by Save the Children examines this and other potential solutions that would address which medicines are made, as well as high prices.

In order to make as high quality a theatre as possible, Simmonds used only the best materials he could find, including tindle stone from Winnipeg and tiles from Italy, along with chandeliers, carpets and furnishings from local merchants.

"New units in 2007 haven't made returns as high as new units in 2006," he said.

The match was Taylor's final one as a junior before she concentrates on trying to continue climbing the WTA rankings, having already made it as high as No419 on the back of some fine performances.

The light-dispersive power of flint glass can be made twice as high as that of crown glass (of conventional soda-lime composition), and the two complementary types of glass are cemented together to make lenses corrected for chromatic aberration.