Sentence examples for a narrow shape from inspiring English sources

A narrow shape is preferable, about 60 degrees (1/6 of a pie) and U-shaped, but V-shaped notches work too.

United began with a narrow shape consisting of three banks of two in front of an orthodox back four and moved to a back three, with Mata playing centrally behind Lingard and Depay in a 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2

These vehicles are characterised by a narrow shape, small turning circle and low parking space demand.

The building is a six-storey building with a narrow shape (approximately 66 m × 16 m) with the short sides orientated to the east and the west (see Figures 1 and 2) [9].

We have synthesised silver nanoparticles with a narrow shape and size distribution (15 nm quasi-spherical nanoparticles), functionalising them with polyethylene glycol (PEG) [32 34], gold (core-shell) and chromium (alloy).

Regarding the pore size, a bimodal distribution centred on 2.3 nm is observed for the Tisph as-synthesized powder (Figure 4b); it has a narrow shape which confirms that the mesoporous microspheres are formed by densely packed primary nanoparticles with uniform agglomeration.

The new Watershoe ($95) has a narrower shape and two new color schemes (orange and white, left, or classic aqua blue) but otherwise remains faithful to the original.

In fig.13c, relative to sensor 6, one can observe a near spherical shape for the ellipsis and a queue, similar to the one discussed above; in fig.14b, relative to sensor 8, a narrower shape along y axis results from the grouping of points inside the ellipsis and the external queue is more similar to the one in fig.13c.

Karela is 20 30 cm long, oblong with bluntly tapering ends and pale green in color, while ucche is only 6 10 cm in length and has a narrower shape with pointed ends, and a dark green surface covered with jagged, triangular "teeth" and ridges.

This chapter considers the origin of New Zealand and addresses the issues of why it is located in the southwest Pacific Ocean and why it has a long narrow shape with a northeast southwest orientation.

On a visual inspection, promoter patterns from Arabidopsis thaliana and Drosophila melanogaster have a more narrow shape than those from Oryza sativa and Homo sapiens, which suggests a different distribution of point mutations between these species, resulting perhaps from a difference in nucleosome organization.