Sentence examples for narrow arm from inspiring English sources
The Tethys Sea, a deep, narrow arm of Panthalassa stretching along an east-west belt separating what is now Africa from southern Europe, also received basinal deposits.
He was impatient with the narrow, arm's-length confines of a traditional marionette stage, so he imagined mobile puppeteers and — why not? — a production shrouded all in white.
For each asymmetric Y-junction, the even (odd) modes of the stem separated from the odd (even) modes evolve into the low-order modes of the wide (narrow) arm by controlling the widths of the two arms, and vice versa.
However, when floral colors were modeled according to violet-sensitive avian color vision, bird-pollinated flowers were almost evenly divided between 2 discrete regions of the color tetrahedron: an arc corresponding to violet to yellow flowers (using human color categories), and a narrow arm extending toward the red vertex of the tetrahedron.
Some have narrow arms, or no arms at all.
In one such session, the cuffs slipped up her narrow arms and dug into her skin, leaving scars on her left forearm still.
Her body, more than her technical virtuosity, has placed her in the limelight, as Suzanne Farrell's did 33 years ago, because it is the apotheosis of so many Balanchinean physical virtues: preposterously long, narrow arms and legs; big exclamation-point feet; a pedestal neck; and, above all, a high waist and seeming lack of muscles.
The cross worn with this sash was a Maltese cross with narrow arms also enameled white strewn with numerous golden flames, with three straight rays between each arm, each point of the cross being tipped with a small gold ball.
(A ) The PRC2-AEBP2 consistscofsists of 4 different lobes, each about 55 Å in diameter (A, B, C, D), interconnected by two narrow arms (Arm 1, Arm 2).
The structure (roughly 160 Å by 120 Å by 90 Å) consists of four large lobes: A, B, C and D (each approximately 55 Å in diameter), interconnected by two narrower arms, Arm 1 at the top, and Arm 2 in the center.
The technology looks a bit like a telephone headset, but it clips to the side of any pair of glasses, with a narrow boom arm that extends beneath the right lens.
