Sentence examples for of a given height from inspiring English sources
The old weight tables were merely a factual report on the weight of an average person of a given height, sex and age.
Minimum normalized surface tension required to initiate flow for liquid-metal in a cylindrical reservoir into a channel of a given height and width.
It also knows how to interact with certain objects, and what they do; for instance, it can use its built-in magnets to pull open a drawer, and it knows that a ramp can be used to roll up to an object of a given height or lower.
Using these data, we calculated normal values for children of a given height, allowing analysis of data from children with bilateral disease.
For any character of a given height, very thin strokes will be relatively difficult to read at a glance; increasing their thickness will improve legibility up to a point, and then further thickening will begin to obscure legibility.
Experiments show that this threshold condition is reached within a range of critical thicknesses of the top and bottom elastomeric layers, for a given height of impact of the rigid spherical indenter.
Assuming that we have computed the μ-vectors of nodes up to a given height h, we can compute the μ-vector of a node at height h+1 by simply adding up the μ-vectors of its children, which are already computed.
Use of the unaffected foot for comparison in unilateral clubfoot requires that this foot is normal, and it may be more valid to measure normal children to allow calculation of normal values for a given height.
A procedure is developed that calculates the joint coordinates automatically for a given height of the crown.
Here, for a given height of water, the first peak from the origin corresponds to the vibration mode of the aqueduct structure whereas the other peaks (on right) represent the sloshing modes.
The FDR is estimated using a Monte Carlo simulation, in which random locations are repeatedly generated for the reads and the number of peaks at a given height threshold in the randomized data is divided by the number of peaks observed at the same threshold in the real experimental data.
