Sentence examples for small radius of from inspiring English sources

Beyond a small radius of clarity — perhaps a foot or two — everything grew vague.

The strongest category five winds were swirling in a relatively small radius of five to 10 miles out from the eye of the storm but can still have a devastating effect.

When Toyota pioneered just-in-time manufacturing in the nineteen-seventies, its suppliers were situated within a small radius of its major plants; now it works on a global level.

Members of North Korea's United Nations mission, usually required to remain within a small radius of New York City, were recently granted permission to make a short tourist visit with family members to Washington.

The strongest category five winds were swirling in a relatively small radius of five to 10 miles out from the eye of the storm but were likely to have a devastating effect.

Within a small radius of those stores are five other Starbucks (including two on either side of Union Square), as well as two Barnes & Noble bookstores with cafes licensed by Starbucks.

The SWCNT/SnO2 flexible electrodes can be bent to extremely small radii of curvature and still function well, despite a marginal decrease in the conductivity of the cell.

This observation is notable in that it recognizes the potential for large flexoelectric effects in hair-cell stereocilia membranes due to their small radii of curvature.

When the mainspring was fully wound, the gut or chain pulled on the smallest radius of the cone-shaped fusee; as the mainspring ran down, the leverage was progressively increased as the gut or chain pulled on a larger radius.

This increased effective charge draws the electrons (both the core and outer valence electrons) closer to the nucleus, thus accounting for the smaller radius of the higher-atomic-number lanthanides.

A smaller radius of the curvature of bending means increased bending.