The phrase "all width" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to measurements or dimensions, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The design requires all width to be considered when planning the layout."
Alternatives: "full width" or "entire width".
It rolls and smears and smokes, all width, rhythmic unto itself; it can fit in or accommodate.
Comparison of starting forms: RME group vs. MME group at T0 Before expansion treatment (T0), the groups were similar for all width and depth measurements for maxillary and mandibular arch examined (p > 0.05). 2.
The integral of all width functions w j (x) for an REH equals the REH drainage area A j : Fig. 1 Leaf cover on agricultural hillslopes is very sparse, which enhances rainfall impact at the soil surface and results in the formation of a sealing layer that impedes the infiltration process.
For adsorbed/desorbed proteins, the elution peak showed similar results: "width at half height" decreased to 45% while the over-all width of the peak decreased by 28%.
For radial chromatography, the decrease in "width at half height" at Height Equivalent of Theoretical Plates (HETP) measurements was 40% while the decrease of the over-all width of the peak was 27%.
The electric resistance of G-paper was measured at different lengths (all the width of the measured G-paper is 0.5 cm).
3.7 Gp03P2 (Father)***: by the time [my friends] graduated from high school, all of a sudden they went a foot taller, and I think all the width went to height.
Now, just find the average of all the widths of the pool by adding up the different widths and dividing by the amount of widths.
One size fits all widths, so there's less messing about.
Nevertheless, ZGNRs have been found to be metallic for all widths, while AGNRs are either metallic or semiconducting, depending on their widths [10, 11].
The average observed capacities are for all widths lowest for the lowest stress level and highest for the highest stress level.
