Sentence examples for small widely from inspiring English sources

About three-fourths of the Melanesians live outside Nouméa in small, widely dispersed villages with few modern facilities.

All Chelsea plates and dishes have three or four small, widely spaced imperfections in the glaze inside the footring ("stilt" marks).

Small, widely dispersed, permanently occupied villages were inhabited by the Woodland agriculturalists, who supplemented their harvests with a variety of wild foods.

The once three-dimensional planes have been flattened out and packed into blocklike horizontal rectangles, their width broken by two small, widely spaced vertical rectangles.

Many animals store food in small, widely dispersed scatter hoards or in large larder hoards in burrows or other centralized locations.

Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852-1934) made prolific and lasting contributions to understanding "the life of the infinitely small". Widely thought of as the founder of neuroscience, Cajal made remarkable explorations into the organization and function of the nervous system.

They found one that lacked the gene necessary to create some of C. novyi's most potent toxins, cultivated it, and injected it into rodents who had had glioblastomas--small, widely distributed tumors--in their brains.

Although the mutant palatal shelves elevated appropriately at E14.5, they were smaller, widely spaced and failed to meet in the midline (Fig 2B).

A factor contributing to this difference could be the smaller, widely dispersed service populations served by the two study RHCs resulting in lower utilization, and consequently proportionately lower costs of medicines and supplies and higher personnel costs.

Small, round, widely spaced headlights raced toward us.

A small but widely distributed group; small and black; parasites on moths, butterflies, or on parasites of Lepidoptera.