Sentence examples for narrow dimensions from inspiring English sources

But in the months since Houston's honor, no team has consistently revealed the narrow dimensions in his All-Star pedigree more than the Toronto Raptors.

Of these, American football stadiums have been the best in terms of sight lines and atmosphere, because the narrow dimensions of the American football field are proportionally closest to those of a hockey rink.

There are some slim-lined rock aesthetics, in a Strokes-like song called "Only Wanna Dance With You," using that band's drummer, Fabrizio Moretti, and singer, Julian Casablancas, and borrowing the narrow dimensions of their sound.

The first new edition in almost 30 years, it has a more appealing design than the old one, whose narrow dimensions and almost marginless pages jam-packed with reproductions and text gave it the feel of a mail-order catalog.

The only way the craftsmen of earlier periods were able to apply wood panelling was in frames (stiles and rails) or wainscotting, since wood panelling was made of solid wood and had to be broken up into narrow dimensions in order to prevent warping and shrinking.

The proposed modeling can allow for the correct operation in this range of narrow dimensions, where the operation is extremely critical while the cathode heating effects are present.

Wind tunnels tend to be housed in long narrow rooms, the narrow dimension necessitating the folding of schlieren optics.

This paper would give the academic knowledge for developing electron sources with narrow dimension providing an analytical approach followed by numerical modeling technique for virtual prototypes, which foresee the global behavior of this kind of devices while operating.

Analysis of the 63 shows that most of the landslides have width < 7 m and length < 15 m (the slides are constrained to a particular narrow dimension), and that there is a particular trend of landslide occurrence in the area.

Consultants contacted Garcia about four years ago in order to find out if he could fit a swing stage within the narrow dimension between the veil and the glass.

The constant demand of economists that we evaluate all goods along one narrow dimension -- price -- had forced those advocating environmental protection to try and put a price on nature.