Sentence examples for a wide width from inspiring English sources

The peak at 84 keV when using HEGP has a wide width probably because of the characteristic lead X-rays occurring by interaction of primary photons and lead.

These aren't stilettos or pointy toe flats; the toebox is comfy, almost like a wide width fit.

The parameter results in a wider width of the kernel assuring good auto-terms concentration, but a significant amount of cross-terms is still present (Figure 5(a)).

It is shown that the mattresses with five columns were not safe because of the relatively narrow width (2.5 m) but, thanks to a wider width (3.5 m), the mattress with seven columns acquired the safety in most cases.

The most probable adhesions of the gathering cells in a lateral direction of the line were found at a wider width than 20 μm, while that of the individual cells were found at a width of about 10 μm.

If your room is wider than 12 feet (365.76 centimeter), either purchase a wider width or expect the installer to use seams to join the carpet sections.

A wide-width tensile test, conducted under a confining pressure of 70 kPa, showed that local deformation of NWGT, measured with strain gauges of type AE-11-S80N-120-EL, was similar to total deformation measured with linear variable deformation transformer (LVDT).

Just realize that even a small school-age child can create a wide-width paper tracing, so you might not even be able to trace their entire figure inside.

Raman spectra of the CMVs show a wide (full width at half maximum >200 cm−1) D-peak at ~1345 cm−1 (defect peak), which is much lower than the O-peak at ~1595 cm−1 (ordered peak), indicating a metamorphic temperature of zeolite facies or lower than 250 °C.

Nanoindentation on the individual shear band reveals significant softening of 36% and an unexpected wide width up to 160 μm, three magnitudes higher than what has been reported.

Most of the geosynthetics being used for civil engineering are used as tensile members, and they are subject to an assessment of their tensile strength by taking a specimen of wide width.