Sentence examples for mean height of the from inspiring English sources

The bonding strength increases with the arithmetical mean height of the surface roughness due to the initial oxide layer thickness.

The average (arithmetic mean) height of the male students is 4.6 inches greater than the average height of the female students.

According to research published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, the mean height of the thirty people who have broken twenty-seven minuthe in the 10-k is only five-seven.

The mean height of the satellite is ∼500 km and covered the latitude belt of 31°S 34°N and the longitude range of 40 100°E.

From the "bound" spectrum we estimate the mean height of the barrier to rotation and the mean square displacements of the molecules accommodated at different adsorption sites.

Fracturing of the soil column accompanied by a large lateral deformation was observed in the tested specimens and the mean height of the fractured zone accounted for 30% of the height of the deformed specimen.

The urban morphology parameters, such as the urban plan area density, frontal area density, and mean height of the buildings represent successful examples of emerging properties suitable for development of generalized solutions and physical models at the neighborhood scale.

We compare the noctilucent cloud time series, which indicate a strong upward trend in the 1964 1986 period, with changes expected of atmospheric water vapor at the mean height of the clouds (83 km).

The main parameter for potential assessment was the coefficient of determination R2 of the relation between crop biomass density (related on fresh and dry matter) and the mean height of the laser reflection point in crop stands from oilseed rape, winter rye, winter wheat, and grassland.

The arithmetic mean heights of the two measurements were used for calculation.

We also observed that there was a large discrepancy of 3.8 cm in the mean heights of the fathers, when the fathers whose heights were actually measured were compared to the mean of paternal heights obtained by maternal reports.