Sentence examples for narrow features and from inspiring English sources

As a young man, he looked like Dudley Moore, with narrow features and a mop of black hair.

At the head of the queue are white women with pale skin, narrow features and straight (ideally blond) hair.

This is in contrast with incoherent feedback random lasers, where in the absence of closed photon loops the generation spectrum is devoid of such narrow features and is smooth14.

You may have noticed that on the script it says 'Inspired by the novel by Louis Begley.' You could even say 'Suggested by.' " Payne, who is a very young-looking forty years old, with narrow features and a palm tree of curly brown hair, said that he hopes Begley is happy with the movie, and that he would like to meet the author someday.

If I were to release an operating system that I claimed was open and that forced everybody to make [phones] all look the same and all support very narrow features and functionality, the platform wouldn't win.

Ms. Carrino, a slight woman with dark hair and narrow features, is single and has no children unless, of course, you count those drawn by Karen.

Its traditional hull design, deep and narrow, features a raking transom stern, a vertical stem, and a long bowsprit.

The narrow features are atomic lines and the broad features between 5 and 20 μm marked as AIB are due to aromatic compounds.

The pre-metal dielectric (PMD) layer consisting of two different dielectric films has the ability to both fill dielectric into the narrow features of shrinking designs and to provide smooth topography with contamination trapping abilities.

Overall though, as you can see from the list of specs above, there's not really much of a competition between the two devices in terms of features; but Sony's SmartWatch 2 has an edge in battery life owing to its much more narrow feature set, and it offers wider support for other Android devices out of the box.

Because such ridges are essentially linear and have narrow features, the scar of CL did not develop the characteristic bowl-like shape of most landslides of VM (Figs. 5 and 7).