Sentence examples for notion of height from inspiring English sources
We relate this observation with the notion of height of an automorphism of a rooted tree due to L. Kaloujnine.
For this purpose, we introduce the notions of height, depth and weight of an ε-point.
Considering the inherent limits related to the notion of CI (peak height, population size and structure) and the possible uncertainties in the locus order and distances in genetic maps, we also tested an alternative, formula-based method for CI calculation [ 40].
Rather, the notion of relevance is that of Peak Height—'how high-up the potential slide would the diffuser reach?'.
They take the notion of DIY to unforeseen heights, creating tattoo guns out of Walkman motors, electrical tape, pieces of pens, and guitar strings, and attaching razor blades to electrical cords charged by pen clips to heat water for coffee, tea, or ramen.
Once as far-fetched as the thought of a positive political campaign, the notion of a World Series in Washington at the height of the presidential race is suddenly not so outlandish.
His objective: vertiginous height accompanied by this city's notion of priceless perfection: enhanced Central Park views.
Washington duly wrote to Clinton, who acknowledged that the hanging was a "barbarous outrage", but argued that "to sacrifice innocence under the notion of preventing guilt…would be adopting barbarity, and raising it to the greatest height".
With that sort of exposure in mind, Mr. Birkner holds dear a very New Jersey notion of the sort of happenstance that could propel his commercial prospects to new heights.
