Sentence examples for width of the first from inspiring English sources

On the southern elevation, half the width of the first floor is set back, leaving south-facing balconies tucked into each gable end – a pleasing staggered rhythm that extends the length of the street.

The width of the first peak can be related to the covalency of the compound.

For instance, the width of the first bandgap for longitudinally (transversely) magnetized 16Co/4Fe MCW is 2.5 GHz (7.0 GHz), while the width of the first bandgap for longitudinally (transversely) magnetized 16Fe/4Ni MCW is 10.5 GHz (6.0 GHz).

The barrier width t B is defined as the width of the first subband at E = 0.

The lateral resolution of these acquisitions is controlled by the width of the first Fresnel zone, taking advantage of their positions close to the sea bottom.

This statement follows from the estimate 2Ry/n3 ~ G1(n + 1)/2, where Ry is the Rydberg constant and G1 is the width of the first level.

Still, they reclaimed cabinets with lead-filigreed doors, 108-year-old oak flooring, mammoth joists of old-growth pine that had run for 24 feet along the width of the second house.

The number, called alpha, would be the same for alien races using measuring sticks based on the width of the fourth planet circling Betelgeuse or clocks with faces bearing 79 numerals.

The position and width of the first-order peak did not change significantly, indicating that the size and spacing of the domains did not change.

11671_2014_2176_MOESM1_ESM.doc Additional file 1: Applied cyclic anodization voltage, linear fits of the evolution of the stop band central wavelength, and central wavelength and width of the first-order stop band.

The first term in Equation 7 is due to other types of broadening such as instrumental broadening, defects, phonon confinement, etc. ΔΓ (T) is from three-phonon coupling decay or temperature-dependent intrinsic line width of the first-order phonon.