Sentence examples for narrower structure from inspiring English sources

9 The αSβ1 structures vary in width from ca. 240 (i) to 335 nm (ii) where the narrower structure extends to reveal a helical tape unravelling from a tube‐like structure.

It was a tall, narrow structure, with boarded-up windows and a front lawn in desperate need of mowing.

The narrow structure bears more than a passing resemblance to the Flatiron Building in Manhattan with its triangular wedge shape.

The Jongerius home is a four-story, narrow structure with a facade of brick, iroko wood and natural stone.

His host of angels is led by an angry seraphim, flying through Eden's arched entrance with his additional wings neatly folded to clear this narrow structure.

A narrow structure about 100 years old, the house is about to undergo renovation that will result in "better space, better light," Ms. Lewin said.

Describes the concrete plant––a tall, long, narrow structure comprising silos, tanks, towers, hoppers, bins, and a water-slide-size conveyor belt.

During their 40 years in Madrid they have bought and renovated several buildings, but this narrow structure — it is only about 3.5 meters, or 11.5 feet, wide — is the one they have kept for their own.

When the southbound lane of the Henry Hudson was created at this point, it was well above the northbound lane, and the engineers Madigan-Hyland created a machine-age-style filling station with two sets of pumps at each level of roadway, joined by a narrow structure like a conning tower set into the side of the embankment.

Groin, in coastal engineering, a long, narrow structure built out into the water from a beach in order to prevent beach erosion or to trap and accumulate sand that would otherwise drift along the beach face and nearshore zone under the influence of waves approaching the beach at an angle.

Compound classes with a narrow structure definition (as above shown for cycloalkanes).