Sentence examples for yearly height from inspiring English sources

On average since 1885 the yearly height record has gone up by 10 feet (3 metres) each time.

During the examination, school doctors or nurses measured the children, and each child was assigned a health card in which yearly height and weight measurements were recorded.

The lowest yearly peak discharge in this time period was 135 cuft per second and the lowest yearly peak gauge height was 4.29 feet, both on November 26 , 1986

The highest yearly peak discharge measured at this site was 4200 cuft per second and the highest yearly peak gauge height was 11.83 feet, both on June 22 , 1972 during Hurricane Agnes.

Fig. 8 Average yearly rate of height change.

Graphical abstract Temporal evolution of the maximum vertical displacement and average yearly rate of height change.

Fig. 3 The month of occurrence of the yearly maximum flood height at the gauging station on the Hitachitone River for the 20 year period 1996 2015 (black bars) and the monthly precipitation at Nikko (white bars).

Each of the yearly significant wave height dataset contained 15,948 records and when averaging the 3 years corresponding to the day and time of the year, results in the average 2012 2014 dataset also containing 15,948 records.

To reduce noise in Figs. 6, 7, we constructed Fig. 8 that shows the average yearly rate of height change (vertical displacement calculated from LOS change), assuming the rate of the small-scale deformation was almost constant in each period (1993 1998, 2007 2010, and 2014 2016).

Until 1983, the children had yearly measurements of height and weight at each age between 7 and 13 years as a part of the mandatory school health examinations.

The similarity with respect to mean growth in response to GH over all years shows that the model and validation groups are clinically comparable with respect to the average growth response; the difference between group mean yearly changes in height SDS is a maximum of 0.02 SDS.