Sentence examples for wide threads from inspiring English sources

The particles are often connected by 2 4 nm wide threads and form extended fibers with an average spacing between particles of 22 nm (n = 49, σ = 5) (Figure 2D).

To the south the sound tapers to Queen Charlotte Strait, a passage 60 miles (100 km) long by 16 miles (26 km) wide threading between Vancouver Island and the mainland to the Strait of Georgia and Puget Sound.

Humor works best when it contains a wide thread of truth.

According to Fengel and Wegener [ 6], four elementary fibrils of cellulose are held together by a monolayer of hemicellulose, which generate 25 nm wide thread-like structures that are enclosed in a matrix of hemicellulose and lignin (associated with each other through physical interactions and covalent bonds).

Motivated by this, we refine real-time scheduling algorithm categories according to the basic unit of scheduling and propose a new priority assignment method for global task-wide thread-level fixed-priority scheduling of parallel task systems.

By extension, Begin is also solving one of the more persistent problems of messaging apps: losing track of things you need to remember in the wider thread of the conversation.

If the hole is too wide, the thread of the screw won't have anything to grab onto.

14 mesh plastic canvas works with a wider variety of threads, including most threads which are suitable for stitching on 18 mesh needlepoint canvas.

Insert a 1/4-20 1/4-20screw thumbgh thiscrewe (1/4-20 means 1/4" wide, withroughread pithisof 20, whole is the most common pitch).

Wide Single Instruction, Multiple Thread architectures often require static allocation of thread groups, executed in lockstep.

These accounts are brief, vivid portraits of women in the "spiritual avant-garde," and although Shirk struggles to unify these threads, her wide-ranging curiosity delights.