Sentence examples for length dropped from inspiring English sources

The ones doing best built up a good store of energy last year, before the day length dropped below 10 hours, around Halloween.

On a pair of touchdown drives, Brees connected on two passes longer than 40 yards and had another throw of similar length dropped.

Then, between 140 million and 130 million years ago, wing length dropped even though oxygen levels began to rise.

The average sequence length dropped sharply from 83 bases to about 68 upon initial transcription and reverse transcription (library to first round), but only steadily declines for the remainder of the rounds, with the 9th round at approximately 60 bp.

It is generally accepted by reputable manufacturers that the length of good cashmere fibre is somewhere between thirty-two and thirty-eight millimetres; when the length drops to twenty-five millimethes, the fabric will pill more easily.

He played with length, dropping the waist lower and lower until it almost reached the knees, and added volume to the back of coats with pouches of fluted fabric, giving them a 1920s shape.

Nonetheless, Thatcher at first kept Walker at arm's length, dropping him from the shadow cabinet, where he had spoken on defence, immediately after she had beaten Heath for the party leadership in 1975.

At the far northern edge of the range, meanwhile, winter arrives much earlier, and an average mosquito from Manitoba will go into dormancy in late July, as soon as day length drops below sixteen and a half hours.

Results show that while microrings and Fabry-Perot cavities can outperform plasmonic cavities at larger length-scales, they stop working when the device length drops below 100 nanometers, due to insufficient functionality such as feedback (laser), index-modulation (modulator), absorption (detector) or field density (optical switch).

This will be offset by the increasing probability that a probe sequences will be replicated elsewhere in the target sequence as the probe length drops, as shown in Figure 1.

As the Debye screening length drops below the typical separation of charged groups within a monomer, compact (oligomeric) intermediates become more favorable since their geometry provides more opportunities for intermolecular contacts across multiple monomeric units.