Sentence examples for wide elements from inspiring English sources

Results from these studies indicated that narrow (1.5 or 2.0 mm wide) elements 10 or 15 mm in length should produce an imager that would detect breast lesions ⩽3 mm in diameter.

Because the frame relied on tall and wide elements running along the car's flanks, accommodating conventional doors without compromising structural integrity would be difficult – hence the advent of top-hinged doors, which required the race drivers who would pilot the 300SL to crawl in over the space frame.

What worries solicitor Greg Stewart, who was acting for another defendant in Conteh's trial, is that joint enterprise "covers such wide elements of behaviour and intent that it becomes a lottery if you are convicted or not".

"Despite the testimony and confessions, despite the wedding film -- these terror operatives are still getting significant support from wide elements of the public," wrote the newspaper's Yoav Limor....personally approved the torture of the Jewish suspects" after being briefed by police officers that the investigation into the arson attack was not progressing.

It is limited, however, in many cases in that the resultant compositional factor scores may not be geologically reasonable or geologically precise enough across the spectrum of the wide element menus commonly generated in today's world of rapid geochemical analysis.

Suprapygal 2 is a wide element that contacts costal 8 and peripheral 11.

But it took action: in September 2012 iOS 6 let you block apps' access to system-wide elements such as location, contacts books, Twitter and Facebook.

It seems likely that the UK-wide elements of the backstop, keeping the UK in a near-customs union, are what really bothers Brexiteers, rather than the principle of Northern Ireland diverging.

For decades, the Iraqi state was dominated by an Arab Sunni minority, cloaked in a Baath vision that appealed to wider elements of the Iraqi population.

This is an initial approach to inform a quantitative knowledge gap, using statistical analysis to show magnitude and distribution of delegation and by itself does not answer all questions about delegation, which would include wider elements, features, facilitators, and hindering factors of delegation.

In sauropods and closely related taxa (e.g., Melanorosaurus, Aardonyx), metatarsal I is more robust, being the widest element of the metatarsus and usually having a length/width ratio smaller than 1.5 [50].