Sentence examples for thin length from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Anakin not only has a ponytail, but also a thin length of braided hair trailing winsomely over his shoulder.

Any zigzag in the lines meant a dimple or bump in the surface, perhaps as small as one millimeter, which the sculptor filled in or shaved off with a thin length of bendable steel.

It can be heavy, though, so I use a small, thin length of nylon rope to make a sort of belt to take off the weight.

Spines were categorized in filopodial (length > 2 µm), thin (length < 2 µm), stubby (length/width ratio < 1), mushroom (width > 0.6 µm), and branched (2 or more heads) spines according to Risher et al. (2014).

The following criteria were used for spine subtype classification: stubby (length < 1 μm, maxhead/minneck ratio < 1.5), mushroom (maxhead/minneck ratio ≥ 1.5, independent of spine length), thin (length ≥ 1 μm, maxhead/minneck ratio < 1.5).

A thin length of ruffle can be bought at any fabric store very cheaply.

The masks, also used in initiation rituals, were kept hidden from the women, who were warned away by bull roarers, thin lengths of decorated wood that men would swing above their heads to create a warning whir suggesting spirit voices.

The Fiamma veal chop, perfumed with sage, is visually impressive, a big player on the plate, but Mr. White heads off veal fatigue by supplying handsomely caramelized sweet and sour cipollini onions and flavorful asparagus roasted, sliced into thin lengths and wrapped like a sheaf in a slice of prosciutto.

Add three green chilies that have been finely sliced into thin lengths.

In this paper, taking the local thinning length of a pipe in the longitudinal direction into consideration the net-section collapse failure (NSC) criterion, proposed by Kanninen et al., is modified.

Thinner lengths of ribbon can make a nice pattern when added above and below using the same method outlined in the previous steps.