Sentence examples for continuous length of from inspiring English sources

Each layer consists of a wound continuous length of 2.55 km.

Roadside, streamside, and shelterbelt strips of trees must have a crown width of at least 120 feet and continuous length of at least 363 feet to qualify as forest land.

His virtuosity as a draper was unrivalled except, perhaps, by Madeleine Vionnet, and, more than fifty years before Issey Miyake, Poiret, who couldn't sew, created minimalist coats and dresses by twisting one continuous length of fabric into a three-dimensional volume.

This was the celebrated scroll, a continuous length of paper, a hundred and twenty feet long, on which Kerouac typed the first complete draft of the book in three weeks in April , 1951 with the assistance of his second wife, Joan Haverty, and a lot of coffee.

One even had vestigial leg joints rather than the 69's classic L-leg, a continuous length of wood ingeniously curved through incising, filling and steaming, and attached directly to the bottom of the seat.

A highly stretchable polymer gel fibre is used as a carrier to apply the lubricant to a continuous length of the carbon nanotube strand so that the strand can be drawn uniformly and continuously by a series of drawing operations.

Hand scrolls, traditional to China and Japan, are ink paintings on continuous lengths of paper or silk.

A length distribution density function is introduced to describe the continuous length distributions of two kinds of triple helices.

The as-spun alloy ribbons possessing a continuous length, a thickness of about 30 μm and a width of about 25 mm were prepared.

For the case of flagella in the green alga Chlamydomonas, it appears that length is determined by the steady-state balance between continuous length-independent disassembly of the flagellar microtubules and continuous assembly of new tubulin onto the distal tips, a process that is inherently length-dependent [ 61].

(j Fabric Piece (Piece) means a continuous, unseamed length of fabric, one or more of which make up a unit.