Sentence examples for space the width of from inspiring English sources
Microprocessors in your PC, Mac or BlackBerry can pack more than 1,000 transistors into a space the width of a human hair.
This year's list includes Jean Hoerni, who invented the process used to make virtually all transistors today; John Atalla and Dawon Kahng, who gave the world the first working field-effect transistors; and Carver Mead, who found a way to raise the number of transistors in a space the width of a human hair from seven to 300.
But there are spaces the width of a pencil between each wooden slat.
So within the space of the width of half a canvas our hopes rise, and are then cruelly dashed again.
Before each exposure, this set of mirrors shifts, parallel to the direction of the sensitive film, the same amount of space as the width of the character about to be composed.
The turning angle in space and the width of outlet are two main factors influencing the performance of streamlined plate gas-liquid separator.
Middle pharyngeal space (MPS): The width of the pharynx measured between the posterior pharyngeal wall and the dorsum of the tongue on a line parallel to the FH plane that runs through P 3.
Inferior pharyngeal space (IPS): The width of the pharynx measured between the posterior pharyngeal wall and the dorsum of the tongue on a line parallel to the FH plane that runs through C2i .
In addition, some space (approximately the width of the balloon) was added to the balloon's position so that it would activate a stick or unstick graphic just prior to participants completely extending their arms.
We do not have an analytical solution to the question on correlation between the speed of movement in the parameter space and the width of the distribution.
For example, in Figure 7, in the "Miscellaneous" section, the EMCI group (early mild cognitive impairment) only has data up to 24 months; therefore, this plot only takes one-third of the space of the width of the normal elderly (NL) group (where data is available up to 72 months).
