Sentence examples for which are narrower from inspiring English sources

They say the breeding system rewards the attributes needed for fighting, which are narrower than those for guarding a livestock herd or leading a pack.

By applying the new code, the existing stairwells and corridors, which are narrower than those allowed in new construction, will not have to be widened, nor will the rear and side windows have to be blocked in, Mr. Hatch said.

The coordinate points that mark the onset of crystallization form a boundary layer ∼15% of the channel thickness, which are narrower than the shear localization boundary layer suggesting that crystallites will form in the shear-banded region.

Environmentalists are concerned that ships navigating reef passageways – many of which are narrower than the English Channel – will run aground, as a Chinese vessel did in 2010, tearing a two-mile gash into the coral and spilling several tonnes of oil.

In general, juveniles have feathers which are narrower and more sharply pointed at the tip.

It is darker and more black than C. a. aura, with brown wing edgings which are narrower or absent altogether.

Twin clusters are observed which are narrow and have a similar distribution to the stacking defects in the undeformed alloy.

Unlike true grain plants, which are narrow-leaved grasses, amaranth is a broad-leaved plant that can produce huge seed heads, with up to 500,000 seeds per plant.

Only some newer, larger planes have aisle chairs, which are narrow wheelchairs that can fit in an airplane aisle and transport people to their seats or to bathrooms.

Ms. Berger added that it would be difficult for trucks carrying scenery or remote broadcasting equipment to navigate the surrounding side streets, which are narrow.

That means it experiences smaller storm waves in its inner regions, which are narrow and shallow, than in its wider, deeper parts.