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It measures 760 miles (1,223 km) from south to north, tapering from a width of 393 miles (632 km), where it abuts Montana and North Dakota in the United States, to 277 miles (446 km), where it meets the Northwest Territories.

The microchannels, of rectangular cross section, taper from a width of 80 μm at their outer radius to a width of five microns at their inner radius, and have a constant depth of 40 μm.

Economy-class airline seats have shrunk in recent years on average from a width of 18 inches to a width of 16.5 inches.

Channels narrow from a width of 100 µm to 20 µm at the nozzle.

The measured width of the Kα1 peak equated to 0.00098 Å, close to the theoretical estimate, from a width of 0.02° 2θ, which is large compared with the monochromatic theoretical width of 0.004° based on dynamical theory, and considerably less than this based on kinematical theory.

Other regions of the zebrafish skin are also thickening at this time; it has been reported that the deepest dermis layer, known as the "stratum compactum", grows from a width of 2 µm in larvae with a SL of 7.5 mm to a width of 5 µm in larvae with a SL of 9 mm (Sire et al., 1997).

Frederick city residents or owners of property in the city are responsible for clearing snow and ice from sidewalks for a width of at least 4 feet.

In order to avoid constraining due to median or road edges, the authors have removed data obtained from carriageways with a width of less than three lanes.

Previous reports of similarly stained antiparallel coiled-coil domains, such as the stalk from dynein, demonstrate a width of approximately 2nm [34].

In the case of a focusing-flow channel, the two streams meet after flowing from two apertures having a width of 500 μm and a thickness of 300 μm, as shown in Figure 1b.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 a SEM image of a 200-nm-thick CF made from a CNT film with a width of 2 mm.