Sentence examples for narrowly spaced from inspiring English sources
Passages are narrowly spaced black-and-white blocks of "neutral" text with no discernible voice or surprise twists, and are usually devoid of illustrations.
The researchers were able to comb a single molecular fibre between two narrowly spaced gold wires, as an evaporating water drop receded across the gap between them.
It was the columns -- so narrowly spaced because Yamasaki, who had a fear of heights, wanted to feel safely confined inside his buildings -- that Robertson and his team decided to put to work in their design.
In the end, the towers were not only big; they were also unmistakable: Yamasaki lined the exterior of his creations with row upon row of precise, narrowly spaced vertical columns that became the trade center's signature motif.
All other charge states are more narrowly spaced, indicating a sudden increase in cluster capacitance.
This paper presents a stratigraphic analysis of a Pliocene deltaic complex composed of two coeval and narrowly spaced deltaic branches.
Syllable timing is rapid, with smooth transitions between sounds and syllables and vertical striations are narrowly and regularly spaced.
Genes and regulatory sequences that are narrowly or widely spaced on a chromosome may interact productively through higher order chromatin structures such as solenoids, small and giant loops, and minibands [ 128- 130].
Underlying the work presented in PLoS Medicine is the principle of the scan statistic, which offers a probability of an excessive number of case reports appearing within a narrowly defined space and time, as compared with a probability determined from information collected in a larger region or over a longer period.
On the underside of the cap are whitish, distantly spaced gills that are narrowly attached to the stem.
The gills are narrowly attached to the stem, distantly spaced (between 13 and 16 gills reach the stem), up to 1.7 mm broad, thin, and whitish, with the gill edges the same color as the gill faces.
