Sentence examples for wider opening from inspiring English sources

Both openings are funnel shaped (Figure 1a c) and lined with aromatic residues (Figure 1d e), namely Tyr43, Phe293 in the wider opening A and Phe208, Phe273 and Phe276 in opening B. In contrast to the hydrophobic openings the central part of the channel, which includes the retinal binding pocket, is clearly polar (Figure 1a).

On increasing the CTOD further, while the crack opening width indicates a wider opening along the depth, the point of zero crack opening width remains relatively stationary.

But clearly they are cautious about the consequences of a wider opening.

The eye diagram also shows that the bipolar encoding structure exhibits a wider opening than the unipolar encoding structure.

The way he, when crisscrossing his feet in the air in entrechats, added a sudden, wider opening before the final crossing was a wonderfully subtle grace note.

The trend in film releases the last several years has been toward bigger and wider opening weekends, although nothing previously reached the level of "Harry Potter".

On April 28th the parliament passed measures to sack 15,000 civil servants by the end of 2014; they will be replaced by young, qualified new entrants.A litmus test will be the privatisation programme, which matters less for the revenues it will raise than for the wider opening-up of the economy it signals.

They hoped the wider openings would help draw away the muddy water lapping at the streets of Prairie du Rocher.

They can span much wider openings because they can be made from small, easily carried blocks of brick or stone, as opposed to a massive, monolithic stone lintel.

In North America, the film opened in 3,505 cinemas, the widest opening for a Bond film.

The Japan Taxi features a low and flat floor, and wide opening power sliding doors which the driver can remotely open and close.