Sentence examples for of greater width from inspiring English sources
Copper strip of greater width and much thinner gauge also is produced in long lengths and supplied in the form of coils.
Accentuating ceiling curves with sky-blue light generates a "sense of space expanding above" and bathing vertical surfaces in white light creates an illusion of greater width.When Boeing's 787 was introduced in 2011 it pioneered a number of enhancements.
A similar result could have been obtained by replacing the XNORs with XORs and the AND with a NOR, and that either of these implementations could be easily extended to accommodate input vectors of greater width.
We found (Fig. 3) that the actin structures formed on the rough (cut) Perspex were of smaller diameter than those formed on the smooth (uncut) Perspex, and of greater width: the rough surface caused the actin structures to resemble more closely the actin rings formed on bone.
Using an implant with smaller width and using the same force, the formation of stitches obtained more pressure on the eye, as compared with an implant of greater width (P = F/ A).
The Peierls Nabarro model of the interfacial misfit dislocation array is analytically extended to a family of dislocations of greater widths.
Fourth Avenue is a long, mostly underdeveloped boulevard of great width -- 120 feet -- that is served by buses and subways.
Acehnese menswear includes a jacket or shoulder cloth and trousers of great width.
Supplanting the small, slender, pointed lancet windows of the early English Gothic style were windows of great width and height, divided by mullions into two to eight brightly coloured main subdivisions, each of which was further divided by tracery.
Measurements were performed on the brachial artery of the right upper arm approximately 10 cm above the antecubital fossae with the pneumatic tourniquet placed distally to the ultrasound transducer immediately below the antecubital fossae at the area of greatest width of the forearm.
When subjected to greater width of the particle track path line, i.e., gradually increasing it from 0 to 100 m, the number of redundant wells increased remarkably in number in both aquifers, as shown in Table 4.
