The phrase "arms width" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distance that is approximately the length of a person's arm, often in contexts related to spacing or physical measurements.
Example: "Make sure to keep the chairs at least an arms width apart to ensure comfort."
Alternatives: "arm's length" or "a hand's breadth".
To get to the shrine of St. Takla at Malula, you walk through a steep gorge just an arms' width in places, whose walls tower above, grudgingly admitting a sliver of daylight.
On the last day of sexual experience, rats were placed in the elevated plus maze that was located in a dimly lit room and consisted of a cross-shaped platform (height: 49.5 cm) with four arms (width: 10 cm; length: 110.5 cm), two of which were enclosed by walls 30.5 cm in height (San Diego Instruments, San Diego, CA).
The automated maze (Kinder Scientific, Poway, CA) consisted of two open arms (width, 10.8 cm, length, 50.17 cm) and two closed arms (width, 10.8 cm, length, 50.17 cm, walls, 40.01 cm) with a central platform (10.8cmx10. 8 cm).
Your hands slightly wider than arms width with elbows pointing out to the side.
Stand about an arms width away from the person and open your arms.
The influence of thickness of dielectric layer, the geometrical sizes of the cross hole ( arm width W and arm length L) is experimentally examined.
But the field is irrelevant to the inner radius when it is much larger than the arm width of the ring.
In 2009, a gold helix array was for the first time formed by direct laser writing [2]; it had a radius of curvature of approximately 0.7 μm and an arm width of around 1 μm.
Similar but less significant associations were also observed between these markers and bicondilar upper arm width and upper arm circumference.
However, one unique association signal between upper arm width and rs16952517 (P-value = 0.00156) could not be explained by this mediating effect.
The traits include 11 anthropometrics (height, weight, waist circumference, hip circumference, bicondilar upper arm width, upper arm circumference, and biceps, triceps, subscapular, suprailiac and abdominal skin-fold thicknesses) and two derived measures (BMI and WHR).
