Sentence examples for mean vertical distance from inspiring English sources

Along a 1500-m long section of the Amba Aradam sandstone cliff, at least 80 t of rocks are detached yearly and fall over a mean vertical distance of 24 m resulting in a mean annual cliff retreat rate of 0.37 mm y− 1.

The radiological analysis showed a mean preoperative acetabular abduction angle of 65.9° (range 35 100), a mean horizontal distance of 34.7 mm (range 5 60), and a mean vertical distance to the center of the femoral head of 34.3 mm (range 5 70).

The mean horizontal distance of the centre of the placeholders and fixation was 7.4° and mean vertical distance between fixation and the centre of the placeholders was 2.3°.

The mean vertical distances at the left and right first molars before surgery were 56.82 and 56.71 mm, respectively, and they were reduced to 54.06 and 54.54 mm, respectively, after surgery.

In the log-OR scale, this means the vertical distance of the two curves remains the same across the x-axis.

The disc height was the mean of the sum of the vertical distance between the anterior and posterior edges of the vertebral end plates.

(The geopotential, Φ z), is the work needed to raise a unit mass a vertical distance z from mean sea level and accounts for the variation of the earth's gravitational field with latitude and elevation.

The velocity fluctuations, represented by root mean square (rms) velocities, also decrease with increased vertical distance to the impeller and the tangential and axial rms components are found to be of the same order of magnitude.

Mean tissue concentrations decreased in mammary gland with vertical distance from the teat, ranging from 356.6 μg/g at 2 cm to 95.60 μg/g at the base of the udder.

This is the vertical distance between the base of the cone, and its apex.

The vertical distance of an inbred's adjusted entry mean to the regression curve represented its NCLB FT resistance value.