Sentence examples for thin compared with from inspiring English sources

The limbs are comparatively long and thin compared with the body core, and according to creator Neville Page this coupled with its quadrupedal stance is meant to loosely imply that it is a newborn: he speculates that the adults may be bipedal.

As for a voice that is considered thin compared with those of the best announcers, he said: "Whatever my voice is, it's the one I've got.

But the books I read told me that this could well be a Christian interpolation, and I found it weak and thin compared with all the brilliant destruction.

Even so, spending money to make money, and focusing on premium products to attract readers and advertisers, has clearly worked for more than a decade, though its margins are thin compared with those of its competitors.

"It's very sad to hear the news about the Courier going weekly but with the best will in the world it's got very thin compared with the past," said Susan Press, a town councillor in Hebden Bridge and herself a freelance journalist.

Because the row of the KPR bathymetric highs is curved and the ridge width is thin compared with the Izu Ogasawara arc, it is difficult to design an along-ridge seismic line.

The total maximum crustal thickness of 14 km is also thinner compared with other ridges in this region.

The mycelia became thinner compared with the control as the concentrations of CdCl2 and NaCl were increased.

During the interrupted boriding, the total coating thickness and FeB phase were thinner compared with the continuous process.

Layer III is much thinner compared with TPC and makes an irregular border with layer IV, which, at some points, is discontinuous.

Fukuda et al. revealed that CCT measured with SS OCT was thinner compared with slit-scanning topography (p <.001) and ultrasound pachymetry (p <.001) [ 29].