Sentence examples for narrow spacing of from inspiring English sources

Frustrating for the occupant, perhaps, but from the street, such narrow spacing of these great columns gave the towers the striking appearance of seamless blocks of solid metal.

The DWFL provides very narrow spacing of 0.9 nm, narrow 3 dB spectral linewidth of ∼0.07 nm and SNR of ∼42 dB.

In a batch reactor, the low ratio of reactor volume to electrode surface area dictated by such a narrow spacing of the electrodes would impose a limit on the mass of nanocrystals that are resident in the reactor and therefore the thickness of the films that can be deposited.

Moreover, the narrow spacing of dense bands of defects and/or dislocations along the basal planes near GaN surface suggests that, in the later stage of indentation, a larger indentation load, such as the 100 mN applied in the present work, starts to activate the extensive slip bands along the ∼60° pyramidal planes.

To a large extent, this was because of our narrow spacing of tested concentrations in the low-dose range.

We found a significantly positive relationship between PASS distance and phylogenetic distance across species pairs and an increasing average PASS distance between evergreen and deciduous species with increasing elevation, implying that the frequency of closely related evergreen and deciduous pairs with narrow spacing of leaf economic values decrease with increasing elevation.

But it's not just in the narrow space of web browsing or apps that we're identifiable.

The results show that easy and safe environmental recognition is possible in the narrow spaces of a microfactory.

GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Comfortable banquette running the length of this dining room and bar adds seating to the long, narrow space of this storefront restaurant.

Clinicians also have far better tools for mechanically removing earwax: slender, spoonlike curettes that can fit into the narrow space of the ear canal.

The brand moved into housing in 2014 with a prefabricated "vertical house" to fit into the narrow spaces of Japan's cities.