Sentence examples for support height from inspiring English sources

If you're a 9-to-5 sloucher, the best chair you can buy for your home office is one with the right lumbar support, height and armrest adjustments and backrest tilt.

Shape parameters such as span, height at the support, height at the internal joint, and the external moments are assigned to generate various shapes of discrete elastica, which are found by minimizing the total potential energy.

In order to verify the proposed formulation, we considered FE modelling of beams based on generalized beam elements, composite shell elements and 3D solid elements that are able to accurately capture the effect of end support height position on vibration frequencies.

Compare the alveolar bone support (height and width) of mandibular central incisor in subjects with low, average, and high mandibular angle skeletal patterns before orthodontic treatment using CBCT.

In the objective function, l is the length of top beam, h max and h min are maximum support height and minimum support height; a is the support center distance, being selected as 1.5, 1.75 and 2.05 m, b is the horizontal distance between the center of the top beam prop cup and the center of the base prop foot.

(1)  Compare the alveolar bone support (height and width) of mandibular central incisor in subjects with low, average, and high mandibular angle skeletal patterns before orthodontic treatment using CBCT.

The wrist support's height was adjusted to align the forearm parallel to the floor at shoulder height with the subject seated.

Dimensions of the EAST device are 10 m (with the main support) in height and 7.6m in diameter.

The temperature, flow rate of the reactants, particle size of the support, and height of the boat and partial pressure of acetylene were varied to understand their effect on the rate of formation of nitrogen doped carbon nanotubes.

From the beginning, the Sky Tree was designed to support a height of 640 meters, which means it won't pose a problem for Tobu to just make the base that supports the antenna a bit taller.

Faced with this conundrum, University of Oxford geologist Simon Lamb and geologist Paul Davis at the University of California, Los Angeles, calculated how much stress would be needed to support the height and weight of various mountains along the length of the Andes.