"through the width of" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of passing from one side to the other side of something, such as an object or space, along its width or from one end to the other. Example: The bridge extends through the width of the river, connecting the two sides of the city.
After initiation, the crack propagation occurred through the thickness of the thinner sheets and continued propagating through the width of the thin sheet.
It should be noted that each beam is turned 90° from the casting surface, and the notch is then sawn through the width of the beam at mid-span.
In this section, the loads corresponding to crack initiation in the ECT specimen are used to calculate the critical strain energy release rates through the width of specimen using non-linear elastic finite element models.
Beyond the frame of this study, a possible advance could consist in a new version of the Hough transform, which may provide the spread value of circular contours, through the width of the peaks of the accumulator plane of the Hough transform.
These results show that the proposed model allows a prediction of time-dependent response of the double lap shear test specimen and the stress redistribution occurring between the different materials, along the bonding joint and through the width of the specimen.
Finally, we fixed the last parameters of our model through FRAP experiments (τ = 90 s) and through the width of the ring intensity profile (D = 2.10−12 m/s) (see Appendix 4: rough estimates of model parameters for the details of parameter fitting).
The effects of through-the-width strip, circular and peanut shaped delaminations and triangle and inverted triangle patterned delaminations through the thickness direction were investigated experimentally.
The load/displacement behavior and the contours of embedded and through-the-width delamination propagation for composite laminates are presented.
and when it comes to mice, you need to keep in mind that their bones are flexible and they can actually squeeze their little bodies through cracks the width of a pencil!
The inverted taper coupler, embedded in a polymer waveguide, is optimized for both the transverse-magnetic and transverse-electric modes through tapering the width of the silicon-on-insulator waveguide from 450 nm down to less than 15 nm applying a thermal oxidation process.
Kim then put the saltwater through a channel the width of a few hairs and had it pass through the ion-repulsion area.
