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The maximal height of the etched SiGe nanostructures was limited to be about 300 nm.

Let n be the maximal height of an element of V.

Height of a reduced polynomial f is defined as the maximal height of its monomials, and is denoted (gamma (f)).

The further increase of the laser intensity and number of pulses lead to the formation of cone-like microstructures and maximal height of the cone of about 100 μm.

The width and maximal height of the SOV are important parameters for coronary perfusion with THV, determining whether the THV will be accommodated within the SOV without causing coronary occlusion from displacement of the native aortic valve leaflets [47] (Fig. 19).

The normal saccule was easily visible on T2-weighted images in volunteers, with a normal maximal height of 1.6 mm (1.4 ± 0.1 mm, mean ± standard deviation) and a good correlation with reference histological sections, while in Meniere disease the saccule was dilated in 52/62 patients (84%), with a saccular height greater than 1.6 mm (1.69 ± 0.24 mm, p = 0.001), found in 45/52 patients (86%).

A functional is proposed that depends on { f j } and equals the sum (over all vertices s in S) of maximal heights of subtrees in all G j (not only those that reach the leaves) mapped by f j into a vertex s.

The maximal height (mm) of the more distal marker during the crossing swing was 36.9±1.4 for limb 1, 30.6±1.7 for limb 2, 45.7±2.8 for limb 3 and 50.4±2.7 for limb 4. For both forelimbs, maximal elevation was reached when the tip of limbs was just above the obstacle.

The function first applies a height projection transformation to the image stack where for every point in the xy plane the maximal height h of the corresponding foreground pixels in z direction is stored.

The maximal height and width of the geometrical objects matched those of the corresponding cartoon figures.

In the second set of experiments, the parameters were: (1) ratio between maximal widths of colony to its maximal height (Le/H); (2) ratio of up-growing branches (%UGB) out of all branches.