Sentence examples for thin table from inspiring English sources

Table Still Life from 1951 has more obviously as its subject the division of spaces, with the long, thin table legs and the spindly handles of the pans doing the dividing.

Although weight comments from grandparents were uncommon, they were interestingly dominated by the comment of being "too thin" (Table 2).

Leaves of aquatic species also tend to be thin (Table  2), although there are several exceptions (e.g. isoetids; Sand-Jensen and Prahl 1982).

Place a long thin table or platform on top of saw horses or blocks.

At the smell of the tobacco, I might briefly land in Paris, in a cafe where women casually rest their ashes in small round Cinzano ashtrays on thin tables.

Thinning table: Look up estimated crop weight in the crop estimation and thinning table to convert pounds of fruit in 1/100 of an acre to estimated tons per acre at harvest.

Given that the electric double layer is compressed with higher salt concentrations, the effective membrane thickness becomes thinner (Table 2).

This result is logical given that the green crown height was close to ground level at the time of thinning (Table 3).

For the main effects, we observed a significant effect before and after the experiment (p < 0.05), but not between the presence and absence of thinning (Table 11).

For both trials, no significant differences were detected between the treatments for BA, before and remaining after the first and second thinning (see Little 2007 for results for first thinning), and for Vol, before and after the second thinning (Table 3).

Morhpometric analysis of the infarcted hearts showed that EPO-transduced cell injection also fails to prevent infarct expansion and scar thinning (Table 4).