Sentence examples for second narrowest from inspiring English sources

The three-second differential in the men's race was the second narrowest margin in marathon history, according to the track and field historian Stan Saplin.

Run it through the machine twice on each notch until you get to the narrowest or second narrowest notch, depending on the type of pasta you are making.

Legkov, 30, won gold by only 0.7 seconds - the second narrowest margin ever in an Olympic 50km race - to edge Maxim Vylegzhanin into silver.

5. When the pasta has a good sheen to it, and is thin enough for your liking – pappardelle and tagliatelle should be cut on the second narrowest gauge, filled pastas such as ravioli on the narrowest – cut using a knife, or the cutter on your pasta machine.

Case 39 of PTCL-NOS showed approximately 4.8-Mb loss at 6q24.1 6q24.3, which was the second narrowest loss in our analysis (Fig. 1a and Suppl. Table S3).

The second, narrow gallery is lined with closely spaced, not-quite-identical paintings all made by silk-screening silver paint onto silver through a lace tablecloth.

The Mets' victory, their second narrow win in a row against the Pirates, helped them finish their six-game road trip at 3-3.

It was the second narrow defeat in a week for Rose, who lost the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Johannesburg to Adam Scott, also by one shot.

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It was the second narrow loss in as many weeks as the Scots fell to France on the opening day.

Moreover, the second narrow peak at r = 3 nm is visible for the membrane with a minimal ZHP content.