Sentence examples for width of the stripe from inspiring English sources

The width of the stripe pure Sloane.

Attributes included refusing to share his cutlery with anyone, demanding to have his sweaters and blazers custom-made to his own specifications: down to the width of the stripe, the colours and the buttons.

The width of the stripe is about four times the depth of water under the transducers, so in water with 250 meters under the transducers, we map a stripe about a kilometer wide.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 a The resistance measurement of the G-paper (width of the stripe is 0.5 cm) at different lengths.

The width of the stripe was measured along five lines, perpendicular to the lateral line and drawn from the bases of each second fin ray in the anal fin starting with the first.

In ensuring both types of patterned prey had the same average luminance, we slightly modified the width of the stripes in the low-contrast striped prey (2 mm light-gray and 2 mm dark gray stripes).

Mr. Buren, who actually patented the exact width of the stripes (8.7 centimeters or 3.4251968503937 inches) admitted then (some 30 years ago) that they were devoid of any intrinsic merit as visual objects.

The average width of the stripes is about 56 nm.

It is distinguished by the high contrast of its black and white facial features, as well as the shape and width of the stripes of its facial markings.

As flicker fusion would depend on many parameters, including the visual acuity of the predator, the speed of the prey, the width of the stripes and the range of the viewer, it would seem likely that this effect would not occur in all predator prey encounters, and thus the fact that the stripes themselves can also cause perceptual illusions when in motion could be beneficial.

Determine the width of the stripes.