Sentence examples for a width of a from inspiring English sources

A nanoparticle, an object with a width of a few nanometers to a few hundred, contains tens to thousands of atoms and exists in a realm that straddles the quantum and the Newtonian.

Starting at a width of a few microns, they usually cannot be detected visually or in an image of a camera imaging the whole probe.

But before engineers are able to turn them into practical applications, such nanofibres (which have a width of a few nanometres, or billionths of a metre) need to be fabricated into wires, strips, tubes and other components.

For the formation of bubble-free obsidian layers with a width of a few millimeters, which are often observed in natural obsidian flows, open paths should be maintained for at least a few hundred hours.

To be able to detect and measure fissures with a width of a fraction of a pixel at an early stage of their development, a cascaded image analysis approach has been developed, implemented and tested.

Upon drawing, the t-1,4-PB phase is deformed to elongated domains with a width of a few nanometres, and both the UHMW-PE and t-1,4-PB phase are highly oriented.

Tear strips with a width of an inch and five inches long from two pages of a broadsheet newspaper.

By using silicon instead of quartz, SiTime is able to make a resonator with the width of only a couple of hundred micrometers, says Partridge, while an equivalent quartz resonator has a width of about a millimeter.

Cut a good piece of dough and roll to a width of 5mm (roughly the diameter of a birthday candle).

Flat-rolled prods. of iron/non-alloy steel, of a width of 600mm/more, of a... is a 6 digit HS02 product.

In the building diffidence translates as a modest footprint: a width of 25 feet; a concert hall that seats 80 people.