Sentence examples for common sizes from inspiring English sources

Common sizes are 32 and 64 megabytes, though 128-megabyte cards are increasingly popular.

Units can vary in width: the most common sizes, she says, are 15 inches and 24 inches wide.

Common sizes are nine inches (22 centimetres) by nine inches by 1/8 inch or 1/10 inch (three or two millimetres).

The most common sizes, given in the form ANSI IECC), are AAA (R03), AA (R6), C (R14), D (R20), and 9V (6F22).

The common sizes, built a fifth apart, were called (from highest to lowest) the treble, the tenor, and the bass, usually with corresponding pitches in winds of a, d, and G. Flutes and recorders were an octave higher.

Rosaries of 33, 100, or 300 knots or beads are the common sizes, and they are used to count repetitions of the Prayer of the Heart (the Jesus Prayer).

20 pieces is the average, with A3 being the most common size.

The measurement is also the daunting height of the most common size — 38 — sold in Christian Louboutin's suède pull-on Monica boot, which has a 120-mm.

The vintage J-class boats, designed to a common size and performance formula adopted in 1928, were first built in the 1930s to compete for the America's cup.

While Skybox's minisatellites weigh around 100kg, a fairly common size for small satellites, the firm proved its concept to investors using CubeSats.

The chapter describes the most common sizing systems and discusses the functional materials and components.