Sentence examples for consistent width from inspiring English sources

Since flagstones are irregular in shape, the path does not have to be perfectly straight or even a consistent width.

The demonstrators distributed letters from the state rejecting their request to make the shoulders a consistent width of six feet, too narrow for a travel lane.

He provided Liverpool with consistent width in tandem with debutant Sebastián Leto, the left-winger signed for £1.9m from Argentinean side Lanús this summer.

The CNT line patterns had a consistent width of about 30 μm for all deposition times tested up to 40 min. From these results, we conclude that vertically aligned CNTs can grow on nanoparticles deposited for 10 min or longer.

The images showed that dunes with gullies are covered by carbon dioxide frost (also known as dry ice) during the winter, and the gullies tend to have a consistent width, often ending with a pit at the bottom of the dune.

Between 3 and 10 microtome slices (from 5 10 µm in thickness, consistent width within pairs) were used per sample.

These features, narrow, deeply incised channels of consistent widths, rounded discrete fans, and air bubble "craters", are similar to some Martian landscape features.

In experiments, this quick approximation was able to keep up with the motions of both the subject and the photographer while maintaining a consistent rim width.

For instance, a design featuring eight reservoirs can be produced within 10 s for each μPAD with a consistent line width of brakes (%RSD < 1.5).

You'll need to treat an irregularly shaped package like a rectangular package when calculating CBM, but since there is no consistent length, width, and height, you must identify the longest, widest, and tallest portions of the package and measure those maximum distances with some type of measuring stick.

Stamper compares this stylistically diverse mixture of low- and high-rise structures with earlier, rejected planning proposals, all of which had prescribed a uniformly designed, European-like avenue of continuous cornice heights, consistent facade widths, and complementary stylistic features.