Sentence examples for rapid height from inspiring English sources

These musculoskeletal changes could potentially increase anterior cruciate ligament injury risk at a time of rapid height and lower limb growth [ 46].

The present results suggest that radial gradients in wood density – which likely represent an allocational shift from rapid height growth to mechanical support throughout development in response to environmental conditions are relevant to understand aspects of the 'wood economics spectrum'.

An internal simulation revealed that these modifications would result in a change in station height estimates exceeding 1 mm for only 1% of all points on a 1° grid, most notably in regions of rapid height variations.

Radial gradients in wood density have been primarily interpreted as an adaptation for structural support in tropical pioneer trees which exhibit rapid height and diameter growth by producing wood of low density as juveniles but require greater stability later in development, possibly due to greater exposure to wind (Wiemann and Williamson, 1988, 1989 a, b).

Three further innovations helped the rapid rise in height of concrete buildings.

The online flight data suggested the plane had experienced a very rapid loss of height and change in the direction it was heading, he said.

Rapid increases in height growth occurred the following month.

Is there any way to distinguish between the alternatives in these two questions in the more interesting context of labor markets generally rather than in the narrower contexts of charitable solicitations, a game show, elections in a professional organization or the unusually large and rapid increases in height that occurred in one country?

Another factor is rapid cooling with height, which allows the release of the heat of condensation that powers a tropical cyclone.

The Inquiry found that the Amana suffered total loss of engine power on at least one occasion, followed by rapid loss of height until it struck the ground.

In both sexes, there is a possibility of rapid increments in height and weight [ 6].