Sentence examples for insufficient width from inspiring English sources

Stagnant zones near the bottom of the hopper indicated insufficient width of the hopper outlet.

More explicitly, we can observe that when the width of IFW W I is below 2 and the distance of the interference node is less than 300 m, the effect of the interference node cannot be completely rejected by the interference spreading code so that the MAI leak inevitably in the RAKE receiver due to the insufficient width of the IFW.

His reasoning for these plates to be covered in horn is that the surface fossilized plates have a resemblance to the bony cores of horns in other animals known or thought to bear horns, and his reasoning for the plates to be defensive in nature is that the plates had insufficient width for them to stand erect easily in such a manner as to be useful in display without continuous muscular effort.

I recollect the yellows and oranges of the Coney Island-bound D train's plastic seats, each insufficient in width, demarcated by cream-colored bands.

By the statute in question Congress declared in effect that navigation should be freed from unreasonable obstructions arising from bridges of insufficient height, width of span, or other defects.

Class III patients often also exhibit maxillary transverse deficiency and, consequently, insufficient arch width [5, 6].

All clinicians are aware of the difficulty of installing a dental implant in posterior maxilla because of proximate position of maxillary sinus, insufficient bone width, and lower bone density.

The implantation on the maxillary molar area is in a proximate position with the maxillary sinus, so there is a risk of perforation during the implantation of the dental implant fixture, and the maxilla proximate maxillary sinus usually has insufficient bone width for implantation.

Some of the problems of last season were also still there – a lack of width, insufficient accuracy when exchanging passes, and another unconvincing performance from £50m striker Fernando Torres.

Insufficient bone ridge width (<4 mm) for implant placement measured on a cone beam computed tomography (CBCT).

Patients were selected on the bases of fulfillment of the following inclusion and exclusion criteria: Written informed consent Insufficient bone ridge width (<4 mm) for implant placement measured on a cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) Sufficient bone height for implant placement Healthy oral mucosa and ≥3 mm of attached keratinized mucosa.