Sentence examples for a too wide from inspiring English sources
Existing numerical filters are found to be inadequate to remove these artificial instabilities as they have a too wide pass band.
The single Hanning spectrogram in Figures 7(a) and 7 d) is difficult to interpret and the spectrograms using EQWEI/SCWEI give a too wide estimate in frequency; see Figures 7(b) and 7 e).
Groups examined by Kiliaridis [17] and Doshi [23] had a too wide age range with subjects treated in the permanent dentition; Pedrin [27] considered too wide ranges of open bite and MPA angle.
In order to show the multi-mode behavior of the waveguide due to a too wide loading-strip, one observed the modes at the output of a 3 μm wide waveguide (Fig. 6b).
Our preliminary results showed that using the distance step size to the first NN directly was not ideal as the AD RefVal led to a too wide an AD (with more than 50% of data falling within the nearest 2 3 neighbours region).
These disappointing results stem either from a too wide a spread of the field data, or one or more necessary parameters which were not measured, or an insufficient knowledge of the flow occurrence in the vicinity of the drain resulting in a wrong interpretation and evaluation of the research findings.
Like the legs on a too-wide couch, the arm could not be removed.
I took a too-wide arc but eventually saw a white marquee on a field, and sighted that.
The misses in this collection were almost all a result of some excessive gesture: a too-wide collar or overshaped sleeve.
With a too-wide grin that threatens to crack the corners of his mouth and a backslapping friendliness that verges on obsequiousness, Henry is portrayed by Dennis Quaid as a warped caricature of a reassuring American archetype: the down-to-earth family man in the heartland with his feet firmly planted in the soil.
On 20 August he informed the OKH that his forces in the Donets river area were holding a too-wide front with insufficient numbers, and that he needed to either withdraw to the Dnieper River or receive reinforcements.
