Sentence examples for very small spread from inspiring English sources
In the vortex particle method, in particular, one uses Gaussians of very small spread, which lead us to formulate a method of solution consisting of localization of the global problem, and improvement of solutions over iterations.
The very small spread of the resonance frequencies for amide protons (between 7.8 ppm and 8.7 ppm, see frames in Fig. 6) together with the scarcity of NOEs in the amide-amide region are typical of proteins without any stable secondary structure (for examples see [6], [18]), thereby supporting lack of a packed core within Henipavirus PNT and NTAIL domains.
(59) The FEG beam is still smaller in diameter, more coherent, and ∼500× brighter, with a very small spread of energies.
"We found wreckage in very small pieces spread over a large area," said Capt.
The spherical symmetry leads to a uniform collection efficiency and very small intrinsic time spread over the full viewing angle of 120∘ (3π solid angle).
They are paid very little (a small spread above Treasury yields) to take the risk that the value of their bond will fall by 60% to 70% in the event of failure.
"My job," Mr. Dobrusky said recently at the carousel, "is to open up what was a very small, centered show, to spread the action over a much larger space.
Finally the particular spatial distribution of the Rosaceae tree species species covering very small total areas but spread across the entire country as isolated trees or small populations may account for their scattering throughout the network, with three of these species even falling into the compartment containing all the gymnosperm species.
Use a paper towel or cloth to spread a very small amount of safflower seed oil over the entire surface, spreading evenly and going with the grain.
"It was like a felt-tip pen on a napkin; you plant it there and it at first makes a very small dot and then spreads," said Gary Marsh, who is not related to Jeff Marsh.
Instead, the report suggested spreading "very small reflecting particles" across the ocean surface to reflect light and heat back into space.Since then most campaigners and policymakers have focused on cutting emissions, but the idea of deliberately cooling the Earth has never gone away.
