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Nicknamed the Luftwaffe's "flying pencil" bombers because of their narrow fuselage, this aircraft is said to be in "remarkable condition".

On the one hand, it created "noodle-strip farms --named because ofarms --namedw size--which initially increased productivity.

Because of their narrow focus, comparative case studies of technologies can also reveal national differences in norms, values, priorities, and politics in a uniquely nuanced way.

But to humans, they are largely inaccessible because of their narrow passages and the modern-day buildings that sit atop many.

The community has several main streets that are passable by car and the other through streets, because of their narrow width or stepped grade, are accessible only on foot.

Tantalum (oxy)nitride-based materials are a class of the most promising photocatalysts for solar water splitting because of their narrow bandgaps and sufficient band energy potentials for water splitting.

Post-1879 structures, because of their narrower central areas, are often called dumbbell tenements.

Calculations determined that, because of their narrower grave shafts, the burials of children experienced between 40% (1.83 m depth) and 27% (0.91 m depth) less vertical soil pressure than those of adults buried at similar depths.

These vehicles are sometimes referred to as "rails" because of their long, narrow wheelbase.

However, during initial stages of such a filling process a substantial amount of the total energy is wasted in reflection for superconducting cavities because of their extremely narrow bandwidth.

They must turn their heads in this extraordinary way because of their eyes' narrow field of view and relative immobility.