Sentence examples for a narrow panel from inspiring English sources

With some of the shorts, there was no more than a narrow panel of fabric between legs.

Obviously, in a condition of a narrow panel width, the key strata have a relatively narrow span and do not break.

First, surface movements and deformations are slight at a narrow panel width (i.e., a subcritical condition), and the other is that with the existence of stable coal pillars, full subsidence can be avoided following extraction of adjacent panels.

One is that surface movement and deformation are slight at a narrow panel width (subcritical condition), and the other is that with the existence of stable coal pillars, full subsidence can be avoided following extraction of adjacent panels.

The State Bureau of Coal Industry (2000) has pointed out that in surface subsidence prediction for a narrow panel width (less than the cover depth), the prediction parameters need to be reduced, e.g., tanβ shown in Fig. 5.

A good control effect can be gained at a narrow panel width ( i.e., <150 m); if the panel width is >150 m, surface damage level would be >I (Fig. 6).

Their broad range of experiences and insights made for a more thought-provoking, nuanced conversation than a narrower panel of opinion might have.

The house is shown in perspective at the top of a narrow vertical panel, two-thirds of which is just a soft gray field.

The Maestà is in the form of a large horizontal rectangle, surmounted by pinnacles, and with a narrow horizontal panel, or predella, as its base.

Nevertheless, two problems remain unsolved in the prebiotic relevance of HCN chemistry: (i) the thermodynamic instability of HCN under hydrolytic conditions, (ii) the narrow panel of nucleobases, limited only to purines that can be formed by its condensation process.

The commission she's working on now is for a pair of long narrow panels using a variety of textured wool yarns, dark Lurex and shiny rayon inspired by 'chalk and flint landscapes with cloud, fallow and worked land'.