Sentence examples for narrow configuration from inspiring English sources

Steve Babus, a designer at New York Kitchen & Bath, recommends removing old metal hampers because their narrow configuration can make them difficult to use.

At SPS energies, the resolution functions for the wide and the narrow configuration do not intersect, with the narrow configuration showing a slightly better track resolution at the DUT.

For comparison, in a narrow configuration using a 5 GeV electron/positron beam, the track resolution of a EUDET-type beam telescope at a DUT with ε DUT=0.001 using GBL is about 3.7 μm making use of all six planes at dz=150 mm and dz DUT=100 mm.

For instance for a DUT with a material budget of ε DUT=0.001 solid lines) at 5 GeV, a narrow configuration shows a better track resolution for dz DUT<74 mm, while a wide configuration is favoured for dz DUT>74 mm.

For ε DUT below (above) the intersection, a narrow (wide) configuration is preferable.

It explains the mechanism of Gaussian distribution and the feature of narrow band configuration of particle dispersion successfully.

The New Yorker, May 23 , 1994P. 102 SHOUTS AND MURMURS about removing bags and other windblown garbage from New York City trees with a special, custom-made snagger, which writer's friend Tim built using aluminum tubes bought from Space Surplus Metals on Church Street, and a device which fit into the narrower tubeNa configuration of short, bendable steel rods soldered to a piece of brass pipe.

SHOUTS AND MURMURS about removing bags and other windblown garbage from New York City trees with a special, custom-made snagger, which writer's friend Tim built using aluminum tubes bought from Space Surplus Metals on Church Street, and a device which fit into the narrower tubeNa configuration of short, bendable steel rods soldered to a piece of brass pipe.

On radiographs, vertebral bodies typically have narrow, tall configurations and decreased anteroposterior dimensions with absent or small intervening disks.

One theory, Mr. Ortiz said, holds that because the station was built on a curve along a narrow street, a configuration could not be found to allow the platforms to be built in parallel.

Instead of focusing on a narrow region of configurations, this paper examines the performance of prediction methods on short, medium and long CFST columns.