Sentence examples for it is comparatively narrow from inspiring English sources

In common with most crabs, the abdomen is folded under the thorax and shows clear sexual dimorphism: in males it is comparatively narrow, whereas in the female it is wider.

For one thing its focus is comparatively narrow (though still insanely huge).

The middle of the system is comparatively narrow, but its western and eastern ends have widths of 100 miles (160 km) or more.

The middle of the system is comparatively narrow, but its western and eastern ends have widths of 100 miles or more.

The government relocated 1.4 million people to build the dam and reservoir, which is comparatively narrow but longer than Lake Superior in North America.

The lower Amazon River valley is comparatively narrow, with the territory on both sides rising in steep bluffs about 150 to 200 feet (50 to 60 metres) above the river to the level of the ancient plateau that once covered this part of the continent.

The river here is comparatively narrow, so the density of juveniles is higher than in other areas.

The east west dimension of the city is comparatively narrow, stretching from the Hooghly River in the west to roughly the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass in the east a span of 9-10 km.

In lateral view, the parietosquamosal frill is remarkably shallow compared to the deep, saddle-shaped form seen in typical Triceratops specimens, particularly because the squamosal is comparatively narrow in USNM 2412 (Figure 1).

Also, the soot region is comparatively narrower and the soot volume fraction decreases with time due to oxidation by CO2 and H2O.

"Also, even in reservoirs, petroleum is dispersed in the pores between sedimentary particles, whereas conduits for magma are comparatively narrow.