Sentence examples for and thicker in the from inspiring English sources

Oh, he might be taller and stronger and thicker in the shoulders, playing games at school and all, but he can't stand as much.

The Burano formation is shallower and thicker in the east than in the west.

For example the 'myocardium' is shorter and thicker in the IQ-SPECT than in LEHR images.

In addition, peripheral, equatorial, and sub-macular choroid has been shown to differ on the density of capillaries and inter-capillary space, being more compacted and thicker in the macula.

The depth of the K horizon affects surface heat flow in a general manner (i.e. generally higher heat flow in the east and lower in the west; compare Fig. 4 with Fig. 9); The Burano formation is shallower and thicker in the east than in the west.

The fracture zones are thinner (2.7 to 5.5 m) in the sandstone-rich intervals and thicker in the shale-dominant intervals (2.3 to 18.6 m), which indicates a preference of coseismic slip and velocity-weakening in the former, and aseismic deformation in the latter.

Type, dense and thick, in the old black-letter font, floods the cases here with an almost physical urgency.

The fan of sediments of the Ganges River is the widest 5 to 7 miles (8 to 11 km)—and thickest in the world.

Beside these is a clutch of Shadow Cabinet members who were born and bred in Yorkshire; although hopefully they disprove the saying "Yorkshire born, Yorkshire bred, strong in the arm and thick in the head".

He was tall enough, three or four inches taller than me, in fact, and thick in the limbs, but his face was like an anvil and his eyes couldn't seem to focus.

Whole milk, rancid and thick in the heat of the sun.