Sentence examples for word height from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, many pronounce the word "height" as "heighth".

The top three Manhattan places with the word "heights" are: Washington Heights, 177 feet; Morningside Heights: 121; and Hamilton Heights, 118.

In other words, height and wrist-floor are the only measurements you need before you head to the store and talk to a salesperson about custom clubs.

That classic Fall Line terrain sprinkles the map of the Battle of Fredericksburg with the words "heights" and "hills" and "ridges".

In the high jump she topped the word-record height but was awarded the silver medal, unjustly penalised for her technique: her unique  head-first jumping style was deemed inappropriate for a gold medallist.

In addition, it also can be seen that the evaporation rate between surface 2 and surface 3 is almost the same; in other words, the height of nanoposts in surface 2 is enough to enhance the evaporation and boiling of the argon film.

We designed a task during which a threat-related (physical threat, social threat, or height) word is presented with a neutral word (14 or 500 ms, masked), one above the other, and spatial correspondence of threat-related word and response varies across trials.

In other words, the heights of the potential barriers are modulated at the three places, resulting in enhanced response of the sensor to the gas.

The architecture implemented in RTL uses memories with large width (word length) and height (number of words, or memory positions).

Examination of Tables I and II clearly shows that in all but one subject: (a) many more voxels showed greater activation for pictures than words; (b) the height of the differential effect was greater for pictures than words; (c) the location of differential effects within the ROI varied between subjects; and (d) there was no clear spatial relationship between word and picture activation.

All for a pair of mumbled words at the height of that contest.