Sentence examples for wider surface from inspiring English sources

The bowl creates a wider surface area, which provides the perfect canvas for generous scatterings of texture and flavour.

Like the detonation cord, which the department plans to use on a wider surface perhaps as soon as the fall, Mr. Paulsen is another highly visible tool in what an agency spokesman, Steve Martarano, called "our pike-reducing activities".

Are concussion statistics being compiled in the European Leagues and the N.C.A.A.? It would be interesting to compare them with the N.H.L., given that the college game doesn't have the fighting and the European game has the wider surface and much less hitting (both because of the extra ice and less emphasis on they physical aspect of the game).

This can result in a distribution of stress across the wider surface.

Compared with the gut and the skin, the lung has a wider surface area, up to 90 m2.

Akatsuki has an advantage in such a statistical procedures because of its equatorial orbit to have wider surface coverage than Venus Express.

The first of these is the American system, with very large groups of animals and a wide surface per animal.

Back then small bass, 20- to 22-inchers, filled acres of the river's wide surface, slashing at schools of bait under a wheeling sky of gulls.

It's particularly great to see young scientists able to dig in — literally — on a rare Greenland-wide surface melt event.

Weeds have taken over much of what was once a 13-foot-wide surface, with only a narrow path in places formed by hikers before us.

It is also unclear how much effect the wind will have had, since flaperon has a wide surface that could catch breezes very easily.