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The Code Council Board approved the creation of the ad hoc committee to explore the building science of tall wood buildings with the scope being to investigate the feasibility of and take action on developing code changes for tall wood buildings.

If ds is a datastore for tabular data (so that the read and readall methods of datastore return tables or timetables), then t is a tall table or tall timetable, depending on what the datastore is configured to return. Tabular data is data that is arranged in a rectangular fashion with each row having the same number of entries.

t = tall(A) converts the in-memory array A into a tall array. The underlying data type of t is the same as class(A). This syntax is useful when you need to quickly create a tall array, such as for debugging or prototyping algorithms.

In R2019b and later, you can cast in-memory arrays into tall arrays for more efficient operations on the array. After you convert into a tall array, MATLAB avoids making temporary copies of the whole array and works on the data in smaller blocks. This enables you to perform a wider range of operations on the array without running out of memory.

You can use many common MATLAB operators and functions to work with tall arrays. To see if a function works with tall arrays, check the Extended Capabilities section at the bottom of the function reference page.

First, create a datastore for the airlinesmall.csv data set. Treat 'NA' values as missing data so that they are replaced with NaN values. Set the text format of a few columns so that they are read as a cell array of character vectors. Convert the datastore into a tall table.

Calculate the size of the tall table. Since calculating the size of a tall array requires a full pass through the data, MATLAB does not immediately calculate the value. Instead, like most operations with tall arrays, the result is an unevaluated tall array whose values and size are currently unknown.

If you use gather on an unreduced tall array, then the result might not fit in memory. If you are unsure whether the result returned by gather can fit in memory, use gather(head(X)) or gather(tail(X)) to bring only a small portion of the calculation result into memory.

In R2019b and later releases, when you convert in-memory arrays into tall arrays, you can perform calculations on the array without requiring extra memory for temporary copies of the data. For example, this code normalizes the data in a large matrix and then calculates the sum of all the rows and columns. An in-memory version of this calculation needs to not only store the array but also have enough memory available to create temporary copies of the array.

If you have Parallel Computing Toolbox installed, then when you use tall, MATLAB automatically opens a parallel pool of workers on your local machine. MATLAB runs the computations across the available workers. Control parallel behavior with the parallel preferences, including scaling up to a cluster.

Short stature is defined as a height more than two standard deviations below the mean for age (less than the 3rd percentile). Tall stature is defined as a height more than two standard deviations above the mean for age (greater than the 97th percentile). The initial evaluation of short and tall stature should include a history and physical examination, accurate serial measurements, and determination of growth velocity, midparental height, and bone age. Common normal variants of short stature are familial short stature, constitutional delay of growth and puberty, and idiopathic short stature. Pathologic causes of short stature include chronic diseases; growth hormone deficiency; and genetic disorders, such as Turner syndrome. Tall stature has the same prevalence as short stature, but it is a much less common reason for referral to subspecialty care. Common causes of tall stature include familial tall stature, obesity, Klinefelter syndrome, Marfan syndrome, and precocious puberty. Although most children with short or tall stature have variants of normal growth, children who are more than three standard deviations from the mean for age are more likely to have underlying pathology. Evaluation for pathologic etiologies is guided by history and physical examination findings.

The first step in the evaluation of a child with suspected short or tall stature is to obtain accurate measurements and plot them on the appropriate growth chart. For infants and toddlers, weight, length, and head circumference should be plotted on a growth curve at every visit. For patients two to 20 years of age, weight, height, and body mass index should be plotted. Length should be measured using a horizontal rule in children younger than two years, and height should be measured using a wall-mounted stadiometer in children older than two years. Because children grow in spurts, two measurements at least three to six months apart, and preferably six to 12 months apart, are needed to accurately determine growth velocity.4

Variation from this normal pattern of growth may be a sign of pathologic conditions. Although most children with short or tall stature do not have a pathologic condition, extremes of height, especially beyond three standard deviations, require further workup.

Tall stature is defined as a height more than two standard deviations above the mean for age (greater than the 97th percentile). Evaluation may also be needed in a child who has a normal height, but a projected height more than two standard deviations from the midparental height. Figure 2 is an algorithm for the evaluation of tall stature.19 Although the percentage of children with tall stature is equal to that of children with short stature, children with tall stature are much less likely to be referred to subspecialty care.

Table 6 includes the differential diagnosis of tall stature. Constitutional advancement of growth in tall children is the equivalent of constitutional delay of growth and puberty in short children.1,19,20 Children with constitutional advancement of growth have accelerated growth until two to four years of age and then track parallel to the growth curve. Puberty usually occurs early, leading to a near-normal height.19

Intervention is usually not needed in children with tall stature. High-dose sex steroids have been used to promote growth plate closure, but use has decreased over the past 20 years because of adverse effects.28 Surgical destruction of the growth plates has also been performed, but this procedure is controversial. In patients with pituitary gigantism, octreotide (Sandostatin) and pegvisomant (Somavert) have been used to suppress the growth hormone.19

Data Sources: We searched PubMed, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, and National Guidelines Clearinghouse. Search terms included short stature, tall stature, and growth hormone. We did online searches of The New England Journal of Medicine, Pediatrics, American Family Physician, Pediatrics in Review, and the British Medical Journal to identify additional relevant articles. The bibliographies of review articles and textbook chapters were also reviewed for original research articles. The Pediatric Endocrine Society website was searched for consensus statements and clinical guidelines. Search dates: June and December 2014, and March 2015.

de Waal WJ, Greyn-Fokker MH, Stijnen T, et al. Accuracy of final height prediction and effect of growth-reductive therapy in 362 constitutionally tall children. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 1996;81(3):1206-1216.

The Gateway Arch is one of the newest monuments in the National Park system, and at 630 feet, it is certainly the tallest! The Arch is 75 feet taller than the Washington Monument and over twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty. The 60-foot heads carved on the face of Mount Rushmore are designed to the scale of men who would stand 465 feet tall, a height that would easily allow such giants to walk through the legs of the Arch! While the Gateway Arch is America's tallest monument, several buildings, such as New York's Empire State Building (1250 feet) and Chicago's Sears Tower (1454 feet) would loom over the Arch.

Despite the name, Tall Trees Grove does not have the current tallest tree in the world. Hikers must be prepared for a moderately strenuous hike. You must complete the entire hike to experience Tall Trees Grove and there are no old-growth redwoods along the access road. There are many other trails in the redwoods parks with comparable trees that are easier to access and physically easier to hike. Nearby examples include the Trillium Falls Trail, Revelation Trail, and Karl Knapp Trail to Foothill Trail Loop. 006ab0faaa