'vertical length' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the measurement of something that is tall and thin, such as a pole. For example, "The vertical length of the pole was about 6 meters tall."
The largest vertical length of stationary blobs is measured versus density difference and also accords with the theory.
Classically, scaling proceeded from dimensional analysis of the equations of motion and sediment transport, and minor concessions, such as vertical length scale distortion, led to acceptable results.
Longitudinal sections showed that the dwarf type had shorter vertical length of cortical parenchyma cells and thicker cell wall than the standard type.
It was demonstrated that hydrodynamic equivalent cluster diameter is close to cross-sectional size, but much less than vertical length of clusters experimentally measured.
Before ploughing, the burrow continuity, i.e., the number of burrows with a vertical length greater than 5 cm, was not significantly different in the three systems.
This model contained the fill and drain tubes as well as the bypass feed duct, with the differences in relative vertical length due to thermal expansion being considered between these tubes and the window.
The analytical model also accommodates the direct and quick calculation of air and water temperature profiles, moisture content of air and the water mass flow rate change along the vertical length of the RUCT.
In many applications involving unsteady water flows where the horizontal length scale is much greater than the vertical length scale, the shallow water equations are commonly used to model these flows.
For the analytical study, an integral analysis for buoyant jets and flames is carried out to yield the closed formula describing the jet and flame shapes, including their trajectory and horizontal and vertical lengths corresponding to the critical concentrations.
The horizontal and the vertical lengths are from −10,000 km to 10,000 km.
The horizontal and vertical lengths of the cross-section were measured by cross-section analysis technique.
