"have the same width" is correct and can be used in written English.
Here is an example sentence: The two lanes of the highway both have the same width.
But people who learned to type on mechanical typewriters with monospaced fonts were taught to use two spaces, because monospaced fonts (in which all letters have the same width) leave white space on either side of skinny letters like i and l.
Assuming that all the staves have the same width for a certain score, the height of the staves is estimated using: (4).
Authors in [5] proved that in a sector-shaped WSN, in order to minimize the total amount of energy consumed on routing, all the rings must have the same width.
All these metallic and dielectric sections on the silica substrate have the same width of W. In an SHP waveguide, Ht and H1 are equal to Hb and H2, respectively.
Specifically, digital images of all sections were imported into Matlab, cropped to the width and height of the tidemark and resized so that all images were normalized to have the same width and height.
In some handwritten music scores, the margins of the scores do not have the same width and the extraction procedure can lead to a wrong fragmentation of the staves.
The leaves have the same widths and different lengths (the lengths decrease upwards).
For the lateral resolving bars, the five gaps (spaces between bars) are also important for finding the resolution and have the same widths as the bars immediately to their left.
This shape certainly has the same width in any direction.
The iPad Pro is the first iPad since the first iPad's launch in 2010 to have a screen larger than 9.7in and has the same width screen as the iPad Air 2's height.
About a quarter of an inch thick, it has the same width and length of a common credit card, and as such goes pretty much anywhere.
