Sentence examples for width shape from inspiring English sources
The Zara trousers, with two thick red stripes down the side, have the tics – stripe width, shape – of Chloe's SS16 track pants, without wading into plagiaristic waters.
Furthermore, to analyse the 3D cracking phenomenon (formation, development, width, shape and curvature) X-ray micro computed tomography was used.
A little difference between the experimental and the simulated data might be due to the imperfect line width, shape, and smoothness of the Ag nanowires made by LB-nTM.
The present study investigated the effect of dilute polymer solutions on the width, shape, and centerline roughness of micro-channels machined using a specially-designed abrasive slurry-jet micro-machining (ASJM) apparatus.
Kabeel (2015) Performance improvement techniques of stepped solar still Stepped solar still was concluded as an effective and efficient solar still device Use of reflectors, thermal storage medium, glass cover cooling, sun tracking, wicks with stepped solar still highly improve its efficiency Tray/step depth, width, shape and design significantly affect the performance of stepped solar still 24.
As a further improvement, we introduce a consistent, template-free, and fully reproducible peak calling algorithm that is minimally biased by hypotheses about peak width, shape and other parameters (see Methods).
Hendrik Ball of the UK-based Grand Illusions made this delightful short video demonstrating the seamless support provided by this particular constant-width shape.
To quantify the types of filaments formed in different conditions, we binned images based on their shape, width, contour length, and height ('Materials and methods').
Varying the initial amount of ductile crust from 33%to70%0% and extension rates from 2 to 50 mm yr −1 results in passive margins of different widths, shapes, and evolution histories.
Repeat this process as many times as needed to form a width and shape of taper candle that you are seeking.
The overall form of the tooth, its width and shape in cross-section and its curvature resemble those in the maxilla (upper jawbone) and mandible of the species Dromaeosaurus albertensis from North America.
