Sentence examples for smaller in dimension from inspiring English sources

The unsigned copies, which are slightly smaller in dimension, are due to sell for $150.

They are lighter in weight, smaller in dimension and lower in price.

A microburst is smaller in dimension but produces winds as high as 75 metres per second, or 270 km per hour (250 feet per second, or 170 miles per hour) on the ground.

Compared to the self-assembled MnO2 nanoflakes of pure MnO2 microspheres, these MnO2 nanoflakes grown on CNTs are much smaller in dimension, typically with a thickness of less than 5 nm. Figure 4 TEM and HRTEM images.

When moving from skin surface to the inside, epidermal cells differentiate: deeper located cells are smaller in dimension, younger in age and they have higher metabolic activity.

If the reservoir tapers off at the bottom (the bottom is smaller in dimension than the top) the floater (StyroFoam) should be 2 -4" smaller than the reservoir (or more if necessary).

Thus they are smaller in dimensions, but have a larger residual yolk compared to hatchling from cooler nests (Booth and Astill, 2001; Booth, 2006; Ischer et al., 2009).

It's small in dimension but hefty at 192 pages, with chapters, a hilarious index and a faux bibliography.

Traditional brake concentrates on the high-speed end of wheel-side retarder, and is small in dimension.

The tiles are small in dimension to transform curved lines into small straight line and overlapping is done so as to avoid the edge effects.

Unfortunately, the detection of metastases in a lymph node is difficult if they are small in dimension.