Sentence examples for a broad width from inspiring English sources

This distribution is characterized by the position of the maximum near 2.4 nm and a broad width of the peak at the half-height (about 2 nm).

The Bragg reflection at 2θ = 25° corresponding to the (002) plane shows a broad width, which suggests that all the as-obtained Cu/CF samples possess low degree of graphitization [30].

43 Another subgroup analysis demonstrated a poor prognosis for a broader width of vitreous adhesion OCT grading reproducibility for VMA, broad versus focal width of vitreous adhesion, full thickness macular hole, and epiretinal membrane was high (kappa <0.85).

It is also observed that these peaks show a broad full width at half maximum, which suggests the effect of size reduction to nanoscale in the present samples.

This hypothesis is supported by the relatively broad width of most pachycephalosaurs, a trait that would have protected vital organs from harm.

The surface emission presents a broad spectral width and a redshift with respect to the core emission, due to the broad distribution of the surface-localized trap states and energetically lower levels [31 33].

With respect to the PL spectrum of Si-nc, the EL has a broad spectral width and a large blueshift, which can be ascribed to the effects of direct electron tunneling [8] and band filling [19], and various defect states.

We notice that for SiO2, the EL also has a broad spectral width and blueshift with respect to the PL, indicating that effects of direct electron tunneling and band filling might be at work, too. Figure 3 The PL and EL spectra from one Si/SiO sample and the sample of SiO 2. To further explore the role played by the multilayered structure in promoting carrier transport, two samples are studied.

Since the DEMMI has a broad scale width and is safe and practical for application in older acute medical patients, the DEMMI also has the potential to measure changes in mobility after acute hospital discharge (e.g. in the subacute hospital or community settings).

There was daylight coming in through an expanse of tinted glass across the broad width of the entrance, to show how it might have looked before it collapsed in a landslide 13,000 years ago and remained hidden until 1868.

It is supported by other moments of invention, such as apparently simple staircases that turn out to descend at different pitches, depending on which side of their broad width you are using.