Sentence examples for wider end from inspiring English sources

The wider end is preferred by the electron because of low energies associated with it.

A flaw in the beam near the narrow end affects the static and dynamic behaviour more than one near the wider end.

Thanks to this shape, the wider end contains a bag of air which allows the bird to breathe in the last stages of its development.

Indeed the best docked complex in terms of binding free energy supports the model proposed from NMR experiments and the m-difluorophenyl ring of FLZ is observed to enter into the torus cavity of β-CD from the wider end.

But what if the object is egg-shaped with the wider end up?

It's telling how many names feature in that roll call from the wider end of the football pyramid.

"It's opening much wider this week," Ms. Russo said.

It also said that it expected to report a wider 2002 loss this week.

The spread has been wider: late last year, because of intense tax-loss selling, it hit 1.20 points.

But experts said there was no doubt that the virus spread farther and wider this year than last.

This is particularly important as the world moves towards defining the sustainable development goals and wider post-2015 development agenda.