Sentence examples for typically wider from inspiring English sources

Leaves elliptic to obovate, typically wider (more than 1.5 cm wide ………….2. 2a.

SWT histograms corresponding to true text are usually steeper, more compact, and edgier as opposed to the non-text histograms, which are typically wider and ascend in a more continuous fashion (see Figure 6).

Like many other Cyathus species, the cup is attached to its growing surface by a clump of mycelium called an emplacement; in C. helenae the diameter of the emplacement is typically wider than that of the peridium, and it often incorporates bits of "organic trash".

Hence the range of topics is typically wider and less precisely formulated than DRG-based allocations and performance measures alone.

Similar to the situation in humans, the low frequency area that defines the border between fields A1 and R is typically wider on the lateral side compared to the medial side.

Schrader valves are typically wider in diameter and shorter than Presta or Woods valves.

The company's current mixed programme is typically wide-ranging.

The song itself is a typically wide-eyed and questing reverie.

Dynamics are often exaggerated at either extreme in typically wide-ranging sound from Telarc.

His newest book, "The Ghosts of Birds," is typically wide-ranging.

The programming of the Salzburg Festival under Alexander Pereira, its current artistic director, is typically wide-ranging.