Mathematics doesn't prescribe specific rules for rectangle dimensions. Length refers to the longest dimension of a rectangle. Width indicates the side-to-side measurement. Height labels vertical dimension clearly. Height can be greater than width or length when vertical
Pound stands at 7.31m, his head twice the size of a carrot. Black Maria reaches 8.2m, wearing a geisha-style outfit with horns. Jack the Drought is 8.3m, a giant fish-man with metallic mask. Charlotte Linlin/Big Mom is 8.8m, obese with a plump body. Morley stands at 12.53m, a giant okama with Fu Manchu-style mustache
Jason Silver from Kuroko's Basketball stands at 2.1 meters (6'11")
Height measures vertical distance, either extent or position. In two dimensions, height is measured along vertical axis (y). In three dimensions, height is measured along vertical z axis. Height is normal to plane formed by length and width
Early wooden sleds were popular in Russia during 16th-17th centuries. First train-attached wooden coasters appeared in France early 1800s. Steel coasters became common in mid-20th century, found worldwide except Antarctica
Nathan Ames patented first escalator in 1859, but no working model was built. Jesse Reno created first working escalator in 1896 at Coney Island. Charles Seeberger developed first commercial escalator in 1899. Otis Elevator Company became dominant manufacturer in early 20th century