Sentence examples for of their width from inspiring English sources
The porticoes are set in a tall, narrow frame of pilasters (columns projecting a third of their width or less from the wall), crowned with horizontally molded capitals that step out upward.
Three cylindrical samples with height twice than of their width were prepared and compressed to their half height at a speed of 0.5 mm/min.
Within the knickzone, floodplains progressively narrow to between 25 60% of their width above the knickzone, despite the fact that sediment loads increase significantly in the downstream direction.
It should be noted as well that annealing at 140 and 200 °C temperatures resulted in blueshift of the surface plasmon resonance peak and a substantial decrease of their width.
Fracture zones formed by fracturing along hydrothermal veins or fracturing and weathering that accompanied displacement along joints, schistosities or lithological boundaries are sparsely but widely distributed in the study area, though most of their width are less than 2 m.
re-arranging seating into centrally mounted clusters to open dual corridors through the carriage; door arrangements that dictate passenger flow either by dint of their width (greater than 2 m) or by the implementation of 'rules' to impose passenger behaviours, particularly in determining the direction of movement to and away from ingress and egress; creating the largest possible seating capacity.
The outside walls are lined with pilasters, or columns projecting about one-third of their widths from the walls.
Presence of ZnP2 nanoclusters in the near surface area of CdXZn(1−X P2 causes shift of the reststrahlen bands as well as the shortening of their widths.
In the same time, we observed a progressive redshift of the PL bands with a concomitant increase of their widths as displayed in the inset.
The calculations revealed that strong hybridization between Cu atoms and AGNRs, lessen the band gap for Cu-terminated ribbons and gives rise to metallicity in Cu-doped AGNRs irrespective of their widths.
It has been proposed that the temperature dependence of their widths and positions makes them usable as a dust thermometer (Chihara et al., 2001; Bowey et al., 2002), which is indeed exploited today with Herschel spectra (e.g. de Vries et al., 2012).
