Sentence examples for the size and width of from inspiring English sources

Cindy Beavers, a spokesperson for the department, said Bob Beggs, a Joshua Tree resident, pulled into his driveway on Saturday afternoon and inadvertently ran over a small object The object is approximately the size and width of a credit card, with small numbers around a hollow center with burned edges and a foil covering on one side.

In this work, we have investigated effects of different precursors on preparation of Na0.44MnO2 and found that the size and width of the Na0.44MnO2 nanorods were influenced by the MnCO3 precursors.

The mini-bars are about half the size and width of the regular size, and sold in packages.

Holt tried to solve the problem by increasing the size and width of the wheels, but this also made the tractors increasingly complex, expensive and difficult to maintain.

Furthermore, when these Neo/Null;Fgf8het compound mutants are compared with the Neo/Null;Fgf8wt, we noted a subtle increase in the width of the midface, a lateral pivot of the nasal pit toward the maxilla, and an increase in both the size and width of the nasal pit (Fig. 6C, lower images).

The hard drive is a rectangular metal box the size and width of a small book.

With a mass of 1.07 M☉ and a radius of 1.02 R☉, Kepler-9 is almost exactly the same size and width of the Sun, being only 7% more massive and 2% wider.

The characteristic size and width of confidence intervals increase with an increase of ξ and σ′, ξ being the dominant parameter.

This paper refers to the case where the non-liquefiable crust is not natural, but it has been artificially created by ground improvement, and focuses upon the effect of the size (thickness and width) of the improved area on the seismic settlement and the degraded post-seismic bearing capacity of the foundation.

15 Wolff stated the bone will increase where the load is placed, which leads to the remodeling of bone; it was also found that the morphology (density, size, and width) of a bone will be changed by the external forces acting on it – hence, he proposed the famous Wolff's law.

The results showed that particle penetration and deposition depends on particle size and width of the gap, with the depth of the penetration limited by parallel diffusional deposition on filter surfaces.