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width | American Dictionary

width
noun[ C/U ]
us/wɪtθ, wɪdθ/
the distance across something from one side to the other:
[ C ]The shoes are available in three widths.

Examples of width

width
We now consider the effects of variation in the relative widths of the hot and cool electron distributions.
The widths are found to be greater for large angles of propagation.
The double layer widths are found to be greater for larger angles of propagation.
At this level, one cannot come to a conclusion as these behaviors must be compared to the resonance widths.
The widths of individual trabeculae are variable, but none is greater than 1.0 mm.
Bell-shaped membership functions with centers m i and widths si are used as the adjustable parameters in all the computations.
Although b-wave widths were shor tened to ;100 ms in pigmented mice, they remained wide in the albino animals.
Later a discussion developed around suitable widths for corridors, which we supplemented by posting photographs of measured widths in the existing building.
The potential structure and widths of the double layer for both waves are shown graphically.
Two impinging two-dimensional incompressible inviscid fluid jets of known widths and velocities produce two outgoing jets.
The widths of the r. m. s. profiles also agree well with each other, however, the peak values differ by about 15%.
Their two widths and two directions (four quantities) are related by conservation of mass and conservation of two components of momentum (three relations).
The peak widths in figure 12 are typical.
The centres and widths of all clines (except 3n8) were determined.
The two proportionally smaller widths are associated with non-central placement; shoulder toward the viewer positioning; and proportionally few, if any, accoutrements.
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average width
The average width for the instar as a whole is 0-14 mm.
channel width
Then, the scalar potential field basically limits the current channel width, while thermal effects can be ignored.
entire width
The ground was cleared of vegetation, leaves and other debris along two strips 0.5 m wide running under the entirewidth of the canopy.
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