Height
Height was the distance from an object's lowest point to its highest. 

As of 1968, Roberta Lincoln was five feet seven inches tall. ()

In 2267, Kelowitz estimated the Taurus II anthropoids to be ten to twelve feet in height. ()

In 2269, after rescuing her from an aquarium, a two inch tall James T. Kirk asked an equally miniaturized Nurse Christine Chapel not to climb any more heights. Before Kirk beamed down to Terra 10, Spock questioned whether the transporter would retain his current height as well as his molecular structure. ()

In 2365, William T. Riker protested that a void had to have height and width. Data was uncertain if it did or did not. ()

By 2366, Wesley Crusher had grown two inches taller since his mother Doctor Beverly Crusher had left to work at Starfleet Medical. ()

In 2367, Geordi La Forge reported that two-dimensional beings living in a cosmic string had length and width, but not height. ()

In 2369, while aiding in a holographic re-creation of a table seen by several members of 's crew, La Forge asked the computer to reduce the table's height by twenty five percent. ()

Da Vinci Falls was the height of Mount Everest. ()

In 2371, Odo asked Kira Nerys whether the Maquis who shot at her was his height. She replied that the shooter was shorter. () 

Also that year, a malfunction in The Doctor's imaging system was reducing his height by five centimeters every hour. Kes noticed that his head, which was as tall as a cabinet in sickbay, was now ten centimeters below it. The Doctor corrected her, saying that it was 10.4 centimeters. Later, he discussed his problems as well as unusual symptoms being experienced by some of his patients, all of which Janeway believed could be attributed to a quantum singularity. ()

In 2376, when returning officer Lyndsay Ballard asked Mezoti to patch her through to Captain Kathryn Janeway, the young Norcadian said she'd try, but that her "height may be insufficient". ()

Later, The Doctor requested B'Elanna Torres change the placement of chairs in an auditorium for his opera performance for the Qomar, as given the height of the average Qomar, those in the back five rows would not be able to see him as well. ()

In 2377, Tuvok asked Harry Kim for a description of an unknown intruder, including height and weight. Kim estimated between 170-190 cm, and about 75 kg. Tom Paris noted that that would describe about half of 's crew. Later, the ship's computer confirmed that Tuvok's height and that of the intruder were identical, one hundred and eighty-two centimeters. ()

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