Sentence examples for metre height from inspiring English sources

A 37-floor and 126 metre height residential tower with 412 apartments and penthouses has been designed around a public square that showcases the remains of the Shakespearean theatre.

About 69.4% individuals were less than ten metre in height, 30.2% individuals between ten and twenty metre height and only 0.4% individuals with more than twenty metre height shaping a 'cuspidate pyramidal' structure.

The hoop adjusted to a 1.2 metre height is designed to simulate jumping out of a window should a building catch fire or turn otherwise nasty.

It is also found that the variation of moments in chimney with respect to different D o/t ratios is only seen for a few metre heights (H/10 m) from the base of the chimney.

Allam said Egypt should try to persuade Ethiopia to lower the 168-metre height of the dam, which would mitigate the effect.

They highlighted the fact that the stadium sits in a historic area with a 20-metre height limit on new buildings, yet Hadid's scheme would have risen to 70 metres, looming over the gardens of the Meiji shrine.

The tower silo is an above ground cylinder, with 20- to 30-foot (six- to nine-metre) diameter and a 50- to 65-foot (15- to 20-metre) height.

But the design has been met with fury by Japanese architects, who have complained that it is grossly insensitive to its context, looming 70 metres above the area of low-rise buildings and parks in the west of the city, close to the Meiji shrine, where a 15-metre height limit is in force.

Until the mid-20th century the low skyline of Boston was punctuated only by church steeples and by the Custom House Tower (1915), which, as a federal building, was not bound by the 125-foot (38-metre) height restriction that prevailed generally in the city.

In his job working the cable car from Wengen to the mountaintop of Männlichen, he experiences the 947-metre height difference many times every day.

Stem discs were cut at 50 mm intervals from the butt to 5 metres height, as described in Watt et al. (2009), and then at 100 mm intervals to 80% of tree height.