Sentence examples for increasing in width from inspiring English sources

Very high spatial resolution aerial photography and blimp photography were used to monitor inlet evolution from breaching in August 2002 to March 2008, showing a highly non-linear response with breach channels increasing in width by up to 960% within 2.5 months.

On average, this results in a broadening of the absorption lines in its spectrum, with the lines increasing in width with higher rates of rotation.

The erosions tend to increase in depth without increasing in width and often only require surgical curettage but bigger lesions require greater surgical approach.

We drove more and more slowly as the potholes and trenches increased in width, depth, and frequency.

Instead, pitch is distinguished because of the continuous changes that occur along the length of the basilar membrane, which increases in width and mass and decreases in stiffness from its base near the oval window to its apex.

The disk of the eastern Pacific round stingray (Urolophus halleri) increases in width on the average from 75 mm (3 inches) at birth to 150 mm (6 inches) when mature (that is, at 2.6 years old).

In parts (e) and (f), the exposed gratings are increased in width and length, respectively, through sequential exposures.

To keep the receiver area constant, the fins are increased in width as the tube diameter is decreased.

This analysis was done for frequency bands from 5 to 55 Hz that increased in width logarithmically with frequency.

Toward the proximal end, the rachis gradually increases in width and eventually turns into the calamus.

Two of these setae, l4 and d5, were flattened and blade-like at their apical thirds, while seta l5 (seta 2) did not increase in width apically.