Sentence examples for of such width from inspiring English sources
The historian Joseph Needham quotes him as saying: [The road had] "no less than 48 timber bridges of such width that two carts can drive over them side by side".
Such width of concern had an obvious reference to the social order (and may express also Burke's thinking about the theatre).
The Schottky barrier width between Zn0.8Mg0.2O and ITO was calculated to range over 20 50 nm (or an average of 30 nm, and is calculated in Section S3 of the Supporting Information) and current cannot tunnel through a Schottky barrier of such height and width to a magnitude that is consistent with the photocurrent observed in these devices (Supporting Information, Section S2 and Figure S4).
The width of such distribution determined the focal depth and it is in good agreement with the axial width of the PSF in our experimental conditions (∼600 nm).
Volcanoes usually are spaced a few to several tens of kilometres apart, and single volcanoes commonly define the width of such belts.
The pulse width of such a source is called a delta function, and unfortunately such a source does not exist.
The aerodynamic characteristics of such a girder, with width to depth ratio varying between 1.4 and 2.9, are investigated in a series of wind tunnel tests.
However, bearing in mind the extent of deep-seated magnetic investigations such as CPD, the utilization of such a small window width may be a fundamental error in the application of spectral methods for aeromagnetic interpretation for geothermal explorations.
Of course this is very close to (varLambda_{mathrm{mean}}) when the support of the power spectrum is contained in a thin enough annulus (if the width of such an annulus is less than a fifth of its radius, (varLambda _{mathrm{mean}}) and (varLambda_{mathrm{sq}}) are within 3%% of each other).
In respect to theoretical calculations [4], the typical width of such IPh is expected to be rather narrow in ChG, since the saturated covalent-bonded glassy network exists at a cost of very low entropy as topologically self-organized phase (n c = 3).
The width of such windows of opportunity (Fig. 3) will evidently be characteristic for each cancer type (and probably levels of carcinogenic exposure) and some cancers will have greater variability from person to person than others.
