Sentence examples for waist width from inspiring English sources
"What really drives the market now are versatile skis with enough side cut but the waist width to ski all mountain conditions," he said.
We also find that the spreading of the FPGM laser beam increases with the increasing of waist width of the Gaussian beam and equivalent temperature structure constant.
By carefully designing a co-folding-arm plane plane symmetrical L-shaped Nd YAG laser cavity, both same waist width and same waist position of 1064 and 1319 nm beam are obtained in an intracavity type II KTP crystal.
Additionally, three samples of urine and four samples of saliva were collected in the 24 h before the examination, which included an ultrasound examination of the artery carotis communis, measuring height, weight, hip and waist width, blood pressure after 10 min of rest, and analysis of blood samples for cholesterol, high density lipoprotein (HDL -cholesterol, and HDL -cholesterol
He narrowed these down to three main measurements that would determine how well a shirt would fit: chest width, waist width and arm length.
Aimed at expert and high-performance skiers, the Axis X Pro (shown, with yellow highlights) has a metal laminate construction and a 70-millimeter waist width, making it suitable for all mountain types.
In keeping with the freeski focus, waist widths don't dip below 84 millimeters, and the shapes are geared toward terrain park skiers, big-mountain competitors and backcountry powder hunters.
Women's boards tend to have narrower waist widths, thinner profiles and softer flexes to account for different turn mechanics, lower body mass and smaller foot size.
PICK the proper waist, or width of the center of the ski: If you ski mostly on hard-packed snow on the East Coast, a ski waist of 68 to 70 millimeters should be enough.
After all, everyone knows that her breakthrough movie, Bridesmaids, would have made more than a measly $288m worldwide if only she had sported a waist the width of a champagne flute.
The tips and tails of skis have grown fat as the waist, or center width, has become smaller, leading to a more pronounced hourglass shape; that arc is called a side cut.
