Sentence examples for widths from inspiring English sources

Blue oak tree ring widths are particularly sensitive to moisture changes.

Using a mix of computerised tomography and mundane measurements with callipers, they assessed the lengths, widths, thicknesses, densities and bending potential of the bones of the modern animals and compared them with those gleaned from Anurognathus fossils.Anurognathus's mouth, they found, was similar to the mouths of nightjars, which also sally after prey (though they do hawk as well).

They can therefore be used as natural cosmological plumb-lines.Because it is straightforward (at least for a physicist) to compute the wavelengths of the "sound" in the primeval fireball, astronomers believe they know the actual widths of the ripples in the CMB.

The wavelengths of this "sound" would have controlled the widths of the ripples.

Some were painted uniformly dark or uniformly light, and some had stripes of various widths.

The widths of the gold (outward) and black (returning) paths represent the size of the force, one millimetre to 10,000 men.

The Germans approached the game with their usual phlegmatic sense of discipline and organisation, preferring Thomas Berthold to Wolfgang Rolff to give them extra width, pace and penetration on the right.

Leave a gap the width of half of a triangle (13cm in this instance) between each piece.

The first-floor room that ran the width of the building contained work unrelated to the exhibition below.

We gave him a little too much width," he said.

On a floured surface, roll out the dough into a rectangle about twice the size of the butter length-wise (40cm) and the same width (15cm).