Sentence examples for made very wide from inspiring English sources

As shown in this work, the electrodes can be made very wide for better low frequency operation or very narrow for a compact footprint.

Producer Simon Oakes made it clear that the plot of Let Me In would closely resemble that of the original film, except that it will be made "very accessible to a wider audience".

Our study population consisted of only two hospitals; it could be that the departments within the hospitals were made very similar by organization-wide policies.

The RHS report makes very bold and wide-ranging claims about the benefits of school gardening.

Alfred Knopf, who thought the book "capable of making a very wide appeal indeed" among "young ladies in places like Smith," sought out Howard Madison Parshley, a retired professor of zoology who had written a book on human reproduction and regularly reviewed books on sex for The New York Herald Tribune, to translate Beauvoir's book.

Make a very wide "V" shape, extending beyond the edge of the oval on both sides, with the point of the "V" between the owl's eyes at about their centers, vertically.

This becomes dramatic at edges where representations are made of a very wide frequency range (infinite range for a sharp edge) and result in the observed overshoots [33].

Hywel Francis MP, chair of the JCHR, said: "My committee welcomes the improvements that this bill makes to the very wide counter-terrorism power to stop, question and detain people at ports and airports.

You must make the box very wide.

Make the hole very wide but not too wide.

While I won't argue with those statistics, what I will say is that the average that is used in these kinds of analogies is made up of a very wide band of high and lows.