Sentence examples for a width of one from inspiring English sources

The chip industry measures its progress by manufacturing standards defined by a width of one of the smallest features of a transistor for each generation.

Spearman's correlations between pairs of markers were computed for each trimester and additionally, on the basis of de-trended residuals, by subtracting the ordinary least squares fitted mean from all observations, and then averaging over a four-week moving window with a step width of one week.

The upper panels present histograms of disability degrees with a bin width of one percentage point.

By contrast, Space Imaging's satellite cameras can detect only an object with a width of at least one meter, about three feet.

The excitation signal is a square wave with a signal width of one-half of the transducer main frequency reciprocal.

The Tasman Glacier, the largest in New Zealand, with a length of 18 miles (29 km) and a width of more than one-half mile (0.8 km), flows down the eastern slopes of Mount Cook.

The first imperfection consists of an initially debonded area of the width of one element along the yz-symmetry plane of the micromodel.

The variation of the width of one arm of T-junction has a significant impact on the transmitted, radiated and reflected power on both sides.

In both cases it was found that the tunneling experiments give information only about a distance range that corresponds approximately to the width of one water layer.

It is now an unwelcoming fortress, with low barriers extending the width of one lane into the street, followed by high walls topped with razor wire.

Intrusions with substantial troctolitic portions comprise Morgan Range and Cavenagh Range, as well as the Bell Rock, Blackstone, and Jameson Finlayson ranges which are tectonically dismembered blocks of an originally single intrusion, here named Mantamaru, with a strike length of > 170 km and a width of > 20 km, constituting one of the world's largest layered intrusions.