dbh

# Get the database handle and do something with it. my $dbh = $conn - > dbh;

Softpedia - Windows - All 2009

$dbh = DBI - > connect ( "dbi: Sybase: foo", ...) but what it got back was a DBD:: Gofer dbh, as if the application has executed

Planet Perl 2008

Foresters like to compare trees using "dbh," the diameter breast high.

grouse Diary Entry grouse 2001

White fir is a large coniferous tree, growing up to 55 m tall and having a diameter-at-breast-height (dbh) of up to 1 to 2 m, depending on location.

White fir 2009

The diversity in topography also accounts for the diversity of pine-oak communities: Pseudotsuga and Pinus constitute the biggest trees (50-150 cm dbh), and are abundant in the highest parts of the Sierra.

Sierra Madre Occidental pine-oak forests 2007

It appears to be a Jeffery Pine that is over 27.5 m tall and a diameter at breast height dbh of over 244 cm.

Underwater in the Sierra Nevadas « Climate Audit 2006

When you did your first dendro population study, you were probably instructed to randomly core lots of trees of different dbh, after reading some journal articles.

Briffa: Large-Scale Decline in Ring Widths « Climate Audit 2006

The circumference of her main trunk at breast height is 3.2 meters, so her approximate dbh is 1.0 meters, or roughly 39 inches.

grouse Diary Entry grouse 2001

Cultivated specimens receiving regular irrigation have reached 10 m tall and 10 cm dbh in 10 years.

Chapter 10 1996

(Leguminosae Mimosoideae) is a large thorny tree attaining heights of 35 m and diameters at breast height (dbh) of 100 cm (Nielsen 1992, Heyne 1950).

Chapter 10 1996