Ruler Length

Length of the ruler.

Height, 5 feet, 3 inches.

Altitude 60 feet, 180 knots.

The ratio of two ordinal scales is taken in this case due to the fact that the scales being used in measuring the priority ranking of each attribute in the hierarchy are ratio scales obtained through a pair wise comparison.

Font of the text on the ruler scale.

organs, senses, dimensions, affections, passions?

Height, 5 foot 3. Weight, 110.

Steer 260 degrees and climb to 30,000 feet.

Angle 80 degrees, altitude 90 feet, speed 170 knots.

Four hundred feet.

Did you ever try to keep warm in a C54 at 15,000 feet, 20 degrees below zero?

The average depths are about 12,000 ft.

(g) Naturally occurring meso scale marine ecosystems

We can't get concentration and accuracy from 19,000.

19.12 Measures of achievement of the Secretariat would include

Everybody here is coming at it from a different way.

It extends from the subatomic scale to the farthest reaches of the cosmos.

Now, it's often said that getting closer and closer to the fundamental laws by examining phenomena at low energies, and then higher energies, and then higher energies, or short distances, and then shorter distances, and then still shorter distances, and so on, is like peeling the skin of an onion.

Income, expenditure and resource ownership will be used as criteria for determining poverty.

(g) The long and confusing lists of performance dimensions have been replaced by three umbrella dimensions taken directly from the Charter of the United Nations competence, efficiency and integrity

It's an Aerial Regional scale Environmental Surveyor.

Global social coordination was required in reducing the risk of HlV AIDS and combating drug trafficking and money laundering.

It's absolutely pitch black, because photons cannot reach the average depth of the ocean, which is 12,000 feet. In the Rift Valley, it's 9,000 feet.

RS We've got an altitude call of 368,000 feet.

Fifty feet. Fifty feet.

It says you're moving 10,000 feet per second faster than you really want to be to get back to your gas station.

There it is, pumping water from 30 feet.

Your rings are now hanging 6 feet, 9 inches from the ground.

And I expected them to put a ruler next to the wall, size it up with a finger, and make an estimate of the height.

It was perhaps eight feet tall, 40 feet long, and 10 feet wide.

On the bottom here, this is the geologic timescale, and the numbers on it indicate millions of years from the present, so the zero here, that would be today.

Start on the routes. But I wouldn't figure on that 9,000foot altitude...

There must be a limit to how far you want me to go to induce him.

And it's 10 feet long and three and a half feet wide.

The rulers are the white measuring spaces top and left of the document. The rulers show the position and width of pages and of frames and can be used to position tabulators among others. Uncheck this to disable the rulers from being displayed.

If you are well versed with inches, nine inches, centimeters, 16 centimeters .

He did a jump from 100,000 feet, 102,000 to be precise, and he did it to test high altitude systems for military pilots in the new range of aircraft that were going up to 80,000 feet or so.

Brown Glacier, Heard Island, had retreated by 50 metres over three years, with the lower slopes of the glacier having lost as much as 11 metres in thickness, while Collins Glacier, King George Island, retreated by some 200 metres between 1987 and 2005.

10 feet, sir I mean, 10 feet...

Students need to decide, All right, well, does the height matter? Does the side of it matter?

The problem is the spacecraft's largest diameter is nine feet ARES is 21 foot wingspan, 17 feet long.

One of the most interesting and most important concepts is the idea of scale. We change scale very often we change resolution of screens, and we're not really fazed by it, we do it very comfortably.

They created a ruler that bends, what we would call these days a tape measure a flexible rule, a rule that bends.

From here, it's about 1,500 feet up at a 30 degree angle to the summit.