noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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finished
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When all the pleats have been tacked in place, check that the finished width equals the length of the valance rail.
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Divide the finished curtain width by the width of one scallop and space, to give the number of scallops.
full
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Type your document directly into the window, where you can see its full width all the time.
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Her owner's full width cabin, plus four equal guest cabins give her a unique and pleasing layout.
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If fitting your blind inside a window recess you will need to measure the full recess width and depth.
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A large double berth dominates the centre of the full width after cabin.
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I personally would have prefered two millimetres, the full width of tread and full circumference.
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She led them on to a small covered terrace running the full width of the house.
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Banner a large headline or title extending across the full page width .
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This meant that the flutes were full width at the base of the sphere, but taper down on the top.
great
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Portrait an upright image or page where the height is greater than the width .
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In the drawing this is indicated by the much greater width of the new pattern.
maximum
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There are, also, dock levellers and container dollies with a maximum width of 96ins.
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Once you know the maximum width and length required, you can decide which way the sheet will be laid.
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Any area distal to the point of maximum width contributes only drag, which is proportional to total tail area.
narrow
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L.D.P.'s stair runners are woven with borders in a variety of narrow widths .
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Only a relatively narrow width was surfaced with stone, and the remainder was left under grass as we see it today.
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The last of the six narrow width traditional carding machines are to go, along with their spinning frames.
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It will also narrow the width of the road, reducing vehicle speeds.
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You may prefer to fix the matchboard across the narrowest width of the room.
whole
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It measures some 205 by 30 feet and extends almost the whole width of the building.
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Almost the whole width of the island.
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In their progress they took up the whole width of the footpath.
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The first four 38-square-high printouts for the whole width of the pattern are shown.
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The flash that followed seemed to come not just from the magazine itself but from the whole width of the horizon.
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The building has a large narthex extending the whole width of the church with three saucer domes over it.
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Matching patterns With patterned fabric, the design must line up across the whole width of the curtain.
■ NOUN
band
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Ordinary analogue telephone lines used for voice communication have a low band width and can not transmit much data per second.
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Broadcast data via satellites also have a wide band width enabling good data transmission.
pulse
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This, then, is our pulse width modulator.
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Rather than using analogue voltages the servos operate with digital pulses of varying width to form a pulse width locked loop.
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Comparison of input signal and monostable pulse width .
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This continues until the pulse widths are within about one percent of each other.
■ VERB
extend
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It measures some 205 by 30 feet and extends almost the whole width of the building.
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It originally extended over the full width of the Railway between the boundary walls.
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The building has a large narthex extending the whole width of the church with three saucer domes over it.
give
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This will give you enough width to work on more than one cable pattern at a time.
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This is then divided by whichever of the indexing numbers you have to give the width of the flutes.
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This gives adequate width to provide both the killing power and the necessary height.
measure
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If fitting your blind inside a window recess you will need to measure the full recess width and depth.
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Matt art a coated printing paper with a dull surface. Measure denotes the width of a setting expressed in pica ems.
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In Washington Square a camera crew were measuring the width of the arch and being important.
run
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There are great slabs of aluminium and a leather shelf which runs the entire width of the car.
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Even the view from the big window that runs the width of her office is unadorned.
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She led them on to a small covered terrace running the full width of the house.
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It ran the width of the ship and was full of machinery.
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The room she entered ran the width of the house, with windows at both ends.
vary
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The borders vary in width , and are designed specially to create the main impact in the room.
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Bright cords of varying width connected the Golden State Warriors at their middle.
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The second is a yellowish-white fish, usually with dark brown horizontal bands of varying width .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Can you just measure the width of the door?
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Carpets are available in several different widths.
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I was surprised by the width of his shoulders.
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Paolo saw him across the width of the church.
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The huge vehicle took up the whole width of the road.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An earlier name, Beastmarket, indicates the reason for its width .
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It measures 3 5/8 inches in height and width .
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Once you know the maximum width and length required, you can decide which way the sheet will be laid.
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Stem strength is affected by its radius, wall width , and material strength.
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The Panhandle is where Golden Gate Park narrows to the width of a single block.
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The pasta ranges from threads to hearty widths.
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You can enter the width and number of lines that are displayed on your monitor.