Sentences with phrase «vertical distance»

But the reduced vertical distance between air lanes means that this could put the plane on collision course with a third aircraft much sooner than in the past.

This suggested a minimum vertical distance of 600m between the depth of fracking and aquifers used for drinking water, which now forms the basis of hydraulic fracturing regulation in the UK's Infrastructure Act 2015.

Wave height - vertical distance from crest to.

The goggles also track speed, vertical distance traveled and air time, which is probably what most buyers will be interested in.

Such vortices could be anchored much deeper in the atmosphere and extend over large vertical distances, as inferred from similar vortices on Jupiter, including its Great Red Spot.

They report larger variations in measured CO2 with per - cm vertical distance in younger ice earlier in an ice core clathrate zone, and smaller variations in older ice at deeper core, consistent with increasing homogeneity with time.

Climbing the Jebel Toubkal (1,5 km vertical distance in 7 hours and 11 km long hiking trip until the refugee house and 11 km back to the village Imlil, the next day) is an experience that will remain with us forever.

Just as damage reduces with horizontal distance from the fault, it also attenuates with vertical distance, says Scott Ashford, head of the School of Civil and Construction Engineering at Oregon State University in Corvallis.

The mountains pack more environments into a shorter vertical distance than any terrain in the United States.

This pressure depends on the vertical distance of the column of blood from the heart to the foot.

Altitude This is simply the vertical distance between your RC airplane and the ground, measured in feet.

Simply measure the vertical distance from your neck (the bony bump at the base of your neck) to your the center of your back at the hip bones.

A leading air safety expert is warning of a serious flaw in the risk analysis undertaken before rules were changed to halve the vertical distance between planes flying over Europe.

To evolve into tall, self - supporting land plants, trees had to develop the ability to transport water from a supply in the soil to the crown — a vertical distance that is in some cases 100 meters or more (the height of a 30 - story building).

The same principles are at work here, but walking on an incline means you have to account for the vertical distance you're covering.

Height is the measure of vertical distance, either how tall something or someone is, or how high the position is.

The vertical distance between their food and their necks is greater than that of smaller breeds.

They have no wings, but they are capable of jumping a vertical distance of up to 7 inches and a horizontal distance up to 13 inches.

Usual advice is to keep a horizontal distance of 10 feet and a vertical distance of 15 feet between branch and house.

The vertical distance between bottom and top rows exceeds the height of the world's tallest building.

Each of the four main characters has multiple jumping moves that cover great horizontal and vertical distances.

If a variable undergoes regular oscillations, and a graph of the system is drawn with the oscillating variable as the vertical axis and time as the horizontal axis, the amplitude is visually represented by the vertical distance between the extreme of the curve... In this specific case I chose amplitude 14/8.»

One problem might be that climbing slopes is not what trains are good at, while it is the vertical distance travelled that matters.

What is the vertical distance between crest and trough?

Parts of a Wave Crest — highest point of a wave Trough — lowest point of a wave Wave Height — vertical distance between the crest and the trough Wavelength — horizontal distance between two crests or two troughs

Through a vertical distance of 2,500 metres it is simple to calculate that the total number of CO2 molecules above our 1 square metre amounts to an equivalent density of just 1 millimetre of (solid) CO2.

According to Butterick, the em instead refers to units of typographical measurement: «In a traditional metal font, the em was the vertical distance from the top of a piece of type to the bottom.»

With the effects of other covariates and the classification effects subsumed in the intercept of the equations, the vertical distance between the regression lines represents the estimated mean difference at a given covariate value on the abscissa.

The match repeat, sometimes known as pattern repeat, is the vertical distance between where the pattern is identical again.