Sentence examples for smaller in width than from inspiring English sources

In ROM 784 (Dyoplosaurus) and ROM 1930 (Euoplocephalus), each successive free caudal vertebra is approximately 3% smaller in width than the preceding vertebra.

Remember, the bottom teeth are smaller in width than the upper teeth and, therefore, need not match the upper teeth.

You'll need four that are the length of your edges, but smaller in width than your border.

The Audiovox is the most compact of the four models, about a half-inch smaller in width and height than the other radios but just as powerful.

(Shorter in length and smaller in width, it apparently allows doctors to be more precise).

The lateral incisor had a significantly smaller alveolar width than the other anterior teeth.

A thinner model would have a smaller square width than a plus-sized model.

A more detailed AFM top view image and smaller width than shown in Fig. 2a is presented in Fig. 3.

But this steady doubling (known as Moore's law after Gordon Moore, the engineer who first pointed it out in 1965) cannot go on for ever, and nearly five decades later the limits may finally be within sight.Transistors now measure as little as 22 nanometres (billionths of a metre) in width, smaller than the wavelength of light with which they are etched, and just a few tens of atoms across.

Immature rice grains have a smaller width than fully mature seeds, because rice grains reach their full length early in seed development, and subsequent grain filling increases the width of the seeds.

It seems unsuitable to the LL4-6 parent body because FWHMs-G of even the IOMs in CO3.7 and CV3.7 have smaller band widths than 60 cm−1 (Busemann et al. 2007).