Sentence examples for the wider ones from inspiring English sources

Analogously, the narrower specimens presented a lower residual flexural strength than did the wider ones.

Although not directly involved with decay mechanisms, micro-pores (i.e. open pores with radius <0.1 µm) and their interconnection to the wider ones are important for air and water flow inside rocks.

By caulking all the tight seams first you could find that this has caused the wider ones to close up.

The only element of décor was a thin horizontal blue line projected about a third of the way down the rear wall, stretching between the narrow doorway on the left and the wider one on the right.

Corbyn himself talked in that speech of his "mandate" from the electorate, by which he meant the Labour electorate, not the wider one that will decide his fate.

It was how the pre-internet generation got its cultural information – how we found out what was happening in our world – and the wider one.

The demise of Capital Radio is a story that gets lost in the wider one about the struggle by parent company GCap to retain its independence in the face of a takeover bid by Global Radio, chaired by former ITV boss Charles Allen.

Acromion stadia   One can see that there are actually two different cross sections at the acromion level Ls5: we use the wider one for solid s4 in the chest and the thinner one (actually, a circle) for solid s5 in the head.

Fold the other lace trim in half and place the wider one between it.

If there are only two setting the wider one usually fits files (for A4 paper) and the smaller one is for Filofaxes.

Tells average headsize in men is 71/8, but there are many different shapes - long heads (from front to back) and "square heads" which are the wide ones.