Sentence examples for slim width from inspiring English sources

Hewlett-Packard's Jornada 548 ($550 with 32 MB of memory) mimics the layout of a Palm, with the same four buttons across the bottom and, mercifully, the same slim width, which makes this unit fit more comfortably than its rivals into the non-pianist's hand.

Thus, the limb extends in the distal direction with a slim width.

The gated profiles have a slimmer width indicating improved image resolution relative to the ungated image.

Putting out a slimmer device width-wise is more feasible now that Lightning requires less room than the 30-pin dock connector, but taking away horizontal space would mean offering less total usable screen area, something which seems like a step back in user experience design.

'Kackeraboite', named after the local creek, was a long slim rectangle the width of a single room, north wall sheathed in glass, with huge sliding doors and banks of operable glass louvres split by a breezeway, sitting on an asphalted concrete slab that acted as a heat bank.

This means that manufacturers can slim down the width of the screens to a slender 5 millimeters or so.

The site has been redesigned for mobile devices – slimmed down the width and reduced the amount of images – so it's easier to use.

In 1940, the first Puffin Picture Books were published: slim volumes, twice the width of adult Penguins, but still sixpence each, in keeping with Lane's affordability policy.

The slim nanofibers have similar width (around 8 nm) with that in the hydrogel of LLD- 1.

In addition to numerous sonic benefits, the MRS driver's tall, narrow shape allows the Prelude Forty to have a much narrower width and slimmer profile than do conventional loudspeakers.

Patricia Dilks lost her opportunity to serve on the Pine Hill School Board by the slimmest of margins -- the width of a new Sacajawea gold dollar.