Sentence examples for increased spacing from inspiring English sources

The α1 chain is less hydrophobic than the α2 chain, which may result in increased water content of the fibril and, consequently, increased spacing between collagen molecules (14).

The absorption dip was gradually blue-shifted from ~ 510 to ~ 475 nm with the increased annealing temperature, which can be due to the decreased average size and increased spacing between alloy nanostructures [31].

In 1569 Gerardus Mercator solved the projection problem by producing his famous world map with the meridians vertical and parallels having increased spacing in proportion to the secant (a trigonometric function) of the latitude.

It was made to look massive by its stone towers and by the increased spacing of the two chords at the support, yet structurally the towers serve no purpose; the lower chord of the arch is actually hinged at the abutments, and all of the load is carried to the foundations by that lower chord.

Increased spacing between cracks is accompanied by greater σxx fluctuation.

As a result, the increased spacing of connectors and ungrouted haunches would be developed.

The Philharmonic's troubled home needs modernizing, better acoustics and increased space for offices and rehearsal rooms.

The New Review will also include a new section devoted to ­science and technology, increased space for critics and the return of seven-day TV listings.

Many believe authorities are seeking to roll back the increased space that critics have carved out for dissent in the last decade.

The increased space -- before, the company only had about 5,000 square feet of data space, and 18,000 square feet of total office space -- allows the company to accommodate its growing staff, which increased by about 25 last year.

So, with courts demanding increased space and passengers unwilling to pay more, what options does that leave for the airlines?