Sentence examples for a narrow shell from inspiring English sources

He or she is a solitary person in a narrow shell of a boat no more than 12 inches across at its widest point.

The transition between photochemical equilibrium and density profiles determined by advection occurs in a narrow shell 1200 1300 km altitude.

Details of the spectra suggest that the elements glow within a narrow shell of material rifling out from the site of the burst at one-tenth the speed of light.

Extremes on the second RW axis (explaining 3.61% of ventral shell shape variation) were C. pacifica S with a narrow shell bottom (septum) and C. cancapae with a broad septum, respectively.

In both cases, two-component outflows are observed: One component originates at the inner edge of the disc near r m and has a narrow-shell conical shape close to the disc and therefore is termed a 'conical wind'.

It has a weak squishy body that pokes, tongue-like, out of a long, narrow shell with a painfully sharp rim that looks like a closed straight razor (hence the nickname).

Children barely out of diapers are let loose to wander the narrow shell lanes, with parents confident that their neighbors will watch out for any stragglers.

Radiating spherulites extended from nucleation sites at the inner shell surface until truncated by crystal growth from adjacent nuclei, forming the slightly flared, narrow shell units.

These foraging tactics of the green crab have selected the S-ecotype to evolve protection by means of a thick shell, a narrow aperture and an elongated shell to withdraw the soft parts [ 49, 51- 53].

Specimens with low PC2 scores had wide, flat shells, whereas those with high PC2 scores had inflated, narrow shells.

Narrow shells seemed to prevail in temporal, shallow, stagnant waters with soft substrate, while the shells with large apertures were preferentially found in deep, permanent, or running waters on hard surfaces.