Sentence examples for narrow and strong from inspiring English sources
Such a narrow and strong G mode indicates the presence of highly crystalline graphitic material.
Additionally, the well-integrated ZnO NRAs exhibited a narrow and strong PL NBE emission with good crystallinity.
In addition, the light absorption in the long-wavelength range also increased on account of the re-absorption of the unabsorbed solar incidence in the first light path, which has been reflected back into the active region by the rear Ag reflector [1], although several narrow and strong absorption peaks in Figure 4 have disappeared in Figure 8b as the system configuration has been changed.
The large foot of the animal is narrow and strong, able to perform the leaping form of locomotion that is also found in other species of Strombidae (such as the queen conch).
He has a narrow waist and strong shoulders, a greyhound's look, and a greyhound's air of languid indifference.
An athlete in his youth, Kobayashi had become interested in the Kenyan running scene, admiring the natural gifts of many of its practitioners: thin calves, narrow hips, and strong ankles coupled with powerful leg muscles consisting mainly of slow-twitch fibres, which resist fatigue.
A similar colloidal synthetic method was used for full-inorganic CsPbBr3 nanoplatelets (Fig. 9), which exhibited narrow PL and strong excitonic absorption [83].
As shown in Fig. 4b, the grey shaded area indicates the sector in which the performance of the Fano resonator is optimized for narrow linewidth and strong resonant lineshape across the NIR to THz regime.
H3K4me3 is known to mark the transcription start sites of active genes and hence has narrow, sharp and strong peaks.
"It has to be both narrower and stronger," says Paul Romer of New York University.
Along with long-handled tongs, fire-resistant gloves, an instant-read thermometer and a broad stainless steel spackle knife from a hardware store (narrower and stronger than most spatulas), it's one of the basic tools for grilling over wood.
