Sentence examples for upper height from inspiring English sources
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On three occasions during the ride they come within u o 12 inches of each other, so there's a lower and an upper height limit – you mustn't be over 7ft 1in – can you imagine how unhappy the Orlando Magic basketball team must have been?
There were very few birches in the upper height classes in the ERIKA plots.
Results indicate that the bumper lower depth (BLD), bumper lower height (BLH), bumper upper height (BUH) and normalised bumper lower/upper height (NBLH/NBUH) are statistically significant for AIS2+ leg injury risk.
Since the echo above 550 km is very weak due to less electrons and farther range, its SNR is too low to be detectable and so it sets the upper height at which the reliable profiles can be obtained.
It is observed that the phloem turgor pressure at a lower height (0.5 cm from ground) is greater than that at an upper height (1.5 m from ground) (Figure 3 and Additional file 1).
Males on the second and upper height tertile had an increased risk of metabolic syndrome (OR = 1.67; 95%CI: 1.03 2.68, OR = 1.53; 95%CI: 0.92 2.55, respectively) when compared to those in the lower height tertile.
That worries Dow's Mr Respini, who believes that the downgrading of the job removes a ladder by which non-Americans once reached the upper heights of American multinationals.Nor does it end the basic contradictions of the job.
We note that the correlation values from the meteor and MF FCA comparison in 2006 are quite similar to the 2007 results, but there is generally a higher correlation in the upper heights in 2007.
Here, the vertical TEC is given as (Sover and Fanselow, 1987), (2 where (3)where h1 and h2 are the lower and upper heights of the ionosphere, R is the mean radius of the Earth, and χ is the zenith angle of a GPS satellite to the receiving station.
Differences in available vegetation at such lower heights (herbaceous plants at low heights, woody browse at mid- and upper heights), potentially resulting in the occasional non-selective exploitation of browse, may have influenced the relative breadth of the snout in Dicraeosaurus, Suuwassea, and Tornieria.
1, cheilion width; 2, upper lip height; 3, lower lip height; 4, upper lip vermilion length; and 5, lower lip vermilion length Fig. 3 Angular variables.
