The phrase "a width less than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a measurement or dimension that is smaller than a certain value.
Example: "The design requires a width less than 50 centimeters to fit in the designated space."
Alternatives: "a width smaller than" or "a width below".
Our measurements are consistent with the majority of studies that suggest a length of 35 45 mm and a width less than 10 mm [1, 3, 10, 22].
The HAP comprised of high percentage of flake shape morphology and they are connected to a continuous mesh with a width less than 100 nm and varied in length.
To aim for a 95% confidence interval with a width less than 10% in the estimation of the rates of troponin testing and those treated for acute coronary syndrome, we reviewed a total of 450 charts (150 charts at each site).
The adult clitoral glans usually has a width less than 1 cm, with an average length of 1.5 to 2 cm.
However, according to Vyskocil et al. [ 28] radiolucent lines with a width less than 2 mm may not appear on conventional anterior-posterior radiographs if the central stem is tilted about 2.3° to a tibial component with a width of about 50.0 mm.
The advantage of this system can accelerate a short pulse beam with a pulse width less than 1 μs which is difficult to produce by neutron generators.
This source had an 80 MHz repetition rate and a pulse width less than 70 fs in air.
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.
The flow enhancements were defined as enhancements with a peak at least 500 m/s larger than the flows in the surrounding region and a flow channel width less than 1000 km, which is typical size of background polar cap convection pattern.
3- A moving window current waveform of 4 samples width, less than a quarter of a cycle, is used as the input pattern to the SVM1 classifier.
Notocupoides + Eurydictyon is supported by a ratio labral width/clypeal width less than 1 (ch. 7 1).
