Sentence examples for the physical height from inspiring English sources

Therefore towers on mountaintops are ascribed an effective height that is often considerably larger than the physical height of the tower.

We study the concurrent screening and optimization of four puff-pastry product characteristics: (1) an aggregate sensory performance score, (2) the physical height, (3) the pack weight and (4) the moisture content.

One thing to consider here, is getting the physical height of the TV spot on, particularly if you have children sitting in various positions to watch or play.

Therefore, the y-coordinate offers more information than the x-coordinate and can be associated with the physical height of the human.

Once calibration parameters (hat {f},hat {theta },hat {c}) of a camera are obtained, the physical height of a person can be estimated from a pair of head and foot points observed from the image.

(18) The observed switching is due to a convolution of the physical height (change) of the molecule and the conductance of the molecule−substrate system.

where Yf=0 and Yh is Y coordinate of the head, which is the known physical height of the human, and Zf and Zh are Z coordinates of the head and the foot.

In Peacocke's leading example, your experience represents two (actual) trees, at different distances from you but as being of the same physical height and other dimensions; "[y]et there is also some sense in which the nearest tree occupies more of your visual field than the more distant tree" (p. 12).

Every four months the orthopedic surgeons will repeat the measurements of size and location of the abnormal curvature, physical height, maturation characteristics (menarche and Risser sign), brace compliance, and whether or not surgery is indicated.

All ROIs had a height equal to 85% of the phantom's physical height, and their diameter varied between 60% and 100% of the phantom's physical diameter.

To use an archaic device of elevation (both of value and physical height) for the display of contemporary sculpture in the context of a collectively occupied and politically charged square at the centre of London is a wonderfully risky business, but one well worth the biscuit.