Sentence examples for wider recess from inspiring English sources

In Figs. 10 and 11, a wider recess width has a higher drive current and lower resistance under a fixed depth of 62 nm.

Higher IDsat and lower resistance can be achieved by increasing SiGe volume with wider recess width, deeper recess depth, and higher SiGe step height.

Larger SiGe volume (wider U-sharp recess width) and shorter channel to recess distance both lead to higher strain in the channel region and better device performance.

Sagittal proton density with fat saturation image shows joint effusion with loose bodies in the suprapatellar pouch and in the infra-hoffatic recess (wide arrows).

The commissioners noted how the prison had "only one window, which is one foot wide and in a recess.

The guided mode is shown to exist in the long-wave limit, as long as the wave-guiding recess is sufficiently wide.

A large pneumatic recess (∼4.6 cm wide) is developed within the main body of the lateral surface of the palatine of Acrocanthosaurus [21] as in Neovenator and Sinraptor [71], [75], but unlike the apneumatic palatine of Allosaurus.

The TOP cup has a biequatorial dissociation with a medialcaudal recess to allow a wider range of motion and a cranial rim reaching over 180° to reduce the risk of dislocation [ 14].

In medial view, the left quadrate preserves a large, rounded pneumatic recess (3.27 cm tall×3.73 cm wide) within the posteroventral corner of the pterygoid wing (Figure 10C).

Additionally, the width of the fastigial recess was determined at its widest extension in the rostro-caudal direction (Fig.  1e ).

After heavy rains (then, as recently, the Aire flooded parts of Leeds), Hull Pot, a huge pothole 91m long, 18m wide and 18m deep, recessed into the ground like a ship's hull, was brim-full of water and overflowing.