Sentence examples for tail height from inspiring English sources

The MD-83 has a wingspan of 107 feet 8 inches, a length of 130 feet 4 inches, and a tail height of 30 feet 5 inches.

These are the dimensions of the Boeing 777 200ER Wing span 60.9 m Length 63.7 m Tail height 18.5 m Interior cabin width 5.86 m Diameter 6.19 m 10.40am GMT Here's the new satellite image.

In addition, gill length, tail height, and body weight were measured at regular intervals in the chronically treated animals in search of metamorphosis-related changes.

At 25 days, all DEX-treated axolotls showed a clear reduction in gill length, tail height, and body weight, changes typical of metamorphosis.

This confirms that the absorbance value and the tail height of doped films were obtained at different concentrations and reach a minimum concentration of 0 wt.%, followed by an increase and then decrease, with the doping level further increasing.

The optical spectra at the pzc vary strongly with the crystal orientation: (i) the bulk properties are different due to the anisotropy of n0/m*, the ratio of the free electron density to its effective mass; (ii) the absorption tail height increases with the atomic roughness of the surface [(111) < (100) < (110) < (210)] which is the order of decreasing of the corresponding pzc.

It resembles a small, squat, broad bear 65 90 cm (26 36 inches) long, excluding the bushy, 13 26-cm (5–13 26-cm tail; shoulder height is 36–45 10-inch18 inches), and weight is 9–30 kg (20–66 pounds).

This last model, which we consider the preferred model (Table 1), included a linear term for tail fin height and Gosner stage, and linear and quadratic terms for tail length and head length.

In this best fit model, the only significant causal paths were between tail fin height and fitness (β = 0.24; P < 0.001) and tail length and fitness (β = -0.32; P < 0.001).

In addition to style measurements, we collected data on snout-vent length (SVL), tail length, height and width of the exposed end-body lobe (i.e., basal rattle segment), and subcaudal scale counts.

The bias-corrected spatial models further improve estimates for small and large trees across the tails of height distributions with a trade-off in increasing overall mean squared error that can be readily compensated by increasing the sample size.