The average flame height (H) rises as the width increases.
Downstream the banks rise, and the width of the valley to Orsha varies for the most part from two to six miles, narrowing to less than half a mile in places.
The electrical current consists of rectangular pulses at 10 Hz with 10mA amplitude, which is gradually increased by 4 μs rises in pulse width, from zero to a maximum of 396 μs.
(B ) This can be generalized to the case where fluorescence signals rise as ramps (spanning the width of each cassette).
It can be seen that when W increases, the ΔCE (a difference between the coupling efficiency of two polarization modes) decreases, reaching its minimum at a certain width of the input Si waveguide, and then increases with rising tide of width of the input Si waveguide.
In the Upper labial group, friction rose with increasing values of the width (p < 0.05) and decreasing values of inter-bracket distance L (p < 0.05).
As the rebels move their HQ from London to Ethiopia, revolt festers in the low-rise city, with alleyways the width of a man's shoulder blades, where power is cut at night to stymy the rebels, and the BBC is banned in public spaces, the goal "not just to black out the city but to silence it".
One advantage of not using as assumed HRF when estimating an fMRI BOLD response is that information in the HRF shape including time to rise, width of peak, and time to return to baseline may provide information about the underlying neural activity that is not rendered by statistical testing of effects of interest.
New condominiums, some the width of a city block, are rising from long-empty lots.
So within the space of the width of half a canvas our hopes rise, and are then cruelly dashed again.
