Sentence examples for extending to a width from inspiring English sources

Menisci were radially transected in the midbody, beginning in the central region and extending to a width of 90%%, corresponding to a length of ~27 mm (out of 30 mm).

Further, during this process of retreat, glacial till left behind two large deltas extending to a width of about 1400 feet at the water edge during low tide.

Its famous Boardwalk, initially 8 feet (2 metres) wide and 1 mile (1.6 km) long, was built in 1870; it was later extended to a width of 60 feet (18 metres) and a length of 5 miles (8 km).

The continental shelf extends to an average width of about 75 miles (120 km) in the Indian Ocean, with its widest points (190 miles [300 km]) off Mumbai Bombayy) on the western coast of India and off northwestern Australia.

The Peierls Nabarro model of the interfacial misfit dislocation array is analytically extended to a family of dislocations of greater widths.

This anomaly can be considered as FZC of the main fault, which has a width of ~700 m and extends to a depth of ~300 m.

Landslides and medial moraines cover much of eastern side of the glacier extending to about two-thirds width of the ice face.

Unlike previous work in literature, each design variable is assigned an ant where the optimization is not limited to the existence of a void or material element but extended to the dimensions (width and thickness) of each element by itself.

The seed PWM is extended to full motif width and sites maximizing the score to the extended PWM are selected, one in each positive sequence.

It is extended to full motif width l by adding null weights at (l− k)/2 positions upstream and downstream.

We have determined that L-SR junctions, about 15 nm in width and extending to ≈ 300 nm in lateral dimensions are a regularly occurring feature in rat pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cells, in which L-SR junctions were first proposed.