Sentence examples for spacing about from inspiring English sources

Get the size and spacing about right for the card.

Also, make sure the pictures are arranged in a grid or with common spacing — about an inch and a half between the frames — to create an orderly composition.

The dehydrated form has a basal spacing about the thickness of a kaolinite layer (approximately 7.2 Å), and the hydrated form has a basal spacing of about 10.1 Å.

In 1912 another German physicist, Max von Laue, realized that the regular arrangement of atoms in crystals should provide a natural grating of the right spacing (about 10−8 cm) to produce an interference pattern on a photographic plate when X-rays pass through such a crystal.

Their spacing, about a millimeter apart, enabled the array to manipulate electromagnetic waves of millimeter wavelength, somewhere between the microwave and infrared parts of the spectrum.

Among them, DAP12-/-FcRγ-/ mice had the smallest spacing, about 1/3 of WT (Fig. 3F).

Suborbital space, about 60 miles up.

"There was something 'outer space' about you".

"I hit a space about seven inches wide," he said.

Spindles, he said, should be spaced about four inches apart.

Anderson again with oodles of space about 30 yards out.