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Or maybe it should not be confined to the curved wall that narrows the museum's top ramp to the width of a corridor.
A striking comparison is that the interferometers need to spot changes equivalent to the width of a human hair in the distance to the nearest star.
In some contexts, the term band gap refers to the width of a material's band gap, customarily reported in electron volts (eV).
His novel solution was to transform a second-story wall into a row of interlocking doors that open like louvers to the width of a foot, each bringing a slice of the outside in.
The limit imposed thereafter — which is measured relative to the width of a city street but comes out roughly to 90 feet for residences and 130 feet for commercial buildings — was agreed to arbitrarily.
First things first: the division series with the Orioles, the renewal of the Jeffrey Maier Classic, a different kind of closing pressure where the margin of catastrophic error can shrivel to the width of a pinstripe.
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In the framework of central-force network model, the distribution of θ can be ascribed entirely to the width of an IR or Raman mode [26].
This means that with upwelling growth, the depth of altitude modulation can be comparable to the width of an upwelling in longitude.
Note that the upper bound of such distance deviation is equivalent to the width of an interval in (6), such that 2 ε i d, j d ( max ) d = int i d ( max ) d - int i d ( min ) d. (12).
Accuracies are shown as the average error relative to the width of an eye.
In general, traffic engineers say, traffic calming measures that try to narrow the width of a particular road appear to be less effective at reducing the number of speeders than those that work vertically, like speed tables and humps.
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