Sentence examples for the height of the middle from inspiring English sources

I was growing up middle class at the height of the middle class in America.

This index is the ratio of the height of the longest wavelength absorption peak (at 503 nm), designated as III, and the height of the middle absorption peak (at 472 nm), designated as II, taking the minimum between the two peaks as the baseline, multiplied by 100.

Above the belt was a strake of armor 8 inches thick that covered the side of the hull up to the height of the middle deck.

Two spherical fluorophore inclusions with a diameter of 5 mm were placed at the height of the middle optode ring inside the body, and the aim of our test was to reconstruct these inclusions.

That movie was made at the height of the Middle East conflict.

In 1969, at the height of the era of middle-class white flight from central Brooklyn, Menachem Schneerson, who succeeded him as Grand Rebbe, ordered the Lubavitchers to stay where they were; they now constitute virtually the entire white population of Crown Heights.

The Late Holocene transmission scenario is more compatible with the natural history of M. leprae, which thrives on human contact and may have spread to East Africa during the development of urban life and large inter-continental trade networks during the height of the Indus civilization and the "Middle Asian Interaction Sphere" [58].

At 3,595m long, it is one of the longest bridges in Brazil It has 74 supporting columns, with the central one standing 187m high The height of the road rises to 55m in the middle The cost is an estimated $400m and will be toll-free Currently 2,500 vehicles a week are ferried across the river, at fares up to R100 (£37).

The three sampling points, on the wall, were at equal distance from each other and at the middle of the height of the wall.

As the amount of armour and equipment increased in the later Middle Ages, the height of the horses increased; some late medieval horse skeletons were of horses over 15 hands.

IT IS the middle of August, traditionally the height of the Mediterranean's migrant-trafficking season.