Feet should be hip-width apart, and elbows should be shoulder-width apart.
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Your feet should be hip-width apart; your elbows should be shoulder-width apart.
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The width of this channel was the same as the width of the long-term trading channel.
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Pie plates with sloped sides will be wider in width at the top than the width of the bottom.
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I mean, at some point the width of the river is no wider than the width of the ship.
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The width of the entire console seems to come in just under the width of the old-school NES controller.
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The JBL Link Bar, for starters, offers a 40 inch width — while the Sonos Beam has a much smaller 25 inch width.
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This mini fridge has two full-width adjustable glass shelves and three full-width door shelves, which can fit gallon and two liter bottles.
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First, you need to specify a desired size as a height/width pair: And thumbnail will take the specified height and automatically calculate a width.
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In coding applications, the fixed-width of monospaced typefaces serves a purpose: When every letter is the same width, letters on different lines of code remain perfectly aligned.
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These are called particulate matter 2.5, which refers to their size — under 2.5 microns in width, or about 20 times smaller than the width of a human hair.
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The "Large" section includes desks over 60 inches in width, "Medium" desks range between 30 and 20163 inches in width, and "Small" includes everything from 30 inches and under.
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The Surface Pen, which comes with the Surface Studio, attaches to the side via magnet and the width of the pen is basically the same as the width of the screen.
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For example:Height of tree: 4 to 5.5 feetRecommended topper height: 5 inchesRecommended topper width: 3 inchesHeight of tree: 6 to 6.5 feetRecommended topper height: 7 inchesRecommended topper width: 5 inchesHeight of tree: 7 to 7.5 feetRecommended topper height: 4 inchesRecommended topper width: 4 inchesSupport: Determine if your tree can support the weight of your chosen tree topper.
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Then the other thing is the distance from here to here [Reilly indicates the width of the hat's brim] and the distance from here to here [Reilly indicates the width of his face].
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The signal causes a wobble smaller than a proton's width.
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The remaining width is less than 30 inches, seat included.
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In your mind, though, are the "lanes" of equal width?
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One hesitates to imagine the width of Gilead's militarized border.
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The width of the path was less than a kilometer.
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These level are a projection of the trading band width.
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The size of her hands, the width of her neck.
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Average width also shrank about an inch and a half.
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Interior stitching can be specified to color, length and width.
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His broad shoulders extended beyond the width of his seat.
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That was the width of America's first boosted atom bombs.
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"You can calculate the width of a moat," he said.
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I ordered things by shape, color, height, width, age, texture.
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Did a millimeter or two in width make a difference?
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If you copy paste text containing zero-width characters in some applications or sites you will be able to spot them as red dots, if the app or site renders the zero-width characters.
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Outer space is no more than 60 miles straight up—a bit more than the width of Rhode Island, a bit less than the width of New Hampshire—but energetically, it's very far away indeed.
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The Strait is even narrower than its 21-mile width suggests.
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Seat width is not the only measurement that impacts passenger comfort.
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Luckily, the new width options seem to have solved my problem.
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Geneva is a sans-serif font that's slightly narrow in width.
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The average seat width has gone from 18 to 16.5 inches.
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Stand with your feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent. 3.
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The plastic window protects the S13's pulse width modulation board.
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The road was barely car-width, even for her small rental.
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She lost 31 centimetres (12 inches) in width in 63 days.
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Lunge to Overhead ReachStand tall with your feet hip-width apart.
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"The edges are like the width of this fork," he said.
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The width of the trading band is measured and projected upwards.
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Double check the width of the fold with the sewing gauge.
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"He didn't leave a car's width," exclaimed Hamilton over the radio.
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More troubling for the project is the width of its lens.
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That is about one-thirtieth the width of a human hair.
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The perils stretched across North Carolina's more than 500-mile width.
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The type was hand-drawn and of variable width and boldness.
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You hang your clothes in your closet a finger's width apart.
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"Our desks were less than a door's width apart," he said.
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Set my feet, just about hip width apart under the barbell.
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An eccentricity close to 1 means the ellipse is similar to a line (high width and low height), while an eccentricity close to 0 means it is similar to a circle (width and height roughly similar).
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How to Do It: Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart and, with an overhand grip, hands just wider than shoulder-width apart, hold a loaded, straight barbell in front of you and touching your thighs.
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Korman selects a specific drawing to establish the color pattern of a painting and the width of its bands, but the change in the medium, size, and ratio of height to width results in very different works.
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Measure the height and width of the mirror you want to cover.
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Tesla's exclusion request specified several different width and thickness for aluminum sheets.
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A large staircase ran the width of the stage but didn't move.
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But as you get bigger, you expand in both length and width.
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A huge metal bar ran across the width, holding everything in place.
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Lie facedown with arms and legs fully extended and shoulder-width apart.
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Whiteware, height 8 3/83, width 14, diameter 7 3/4 in.
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You'll also need ribbon clamps the same width as the actual ribbon.
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The largest slick was measured at 2,625 feet (800 meters) in width.
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The width of the trading band is measured and then projected upwards.
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"Australia play a width game, a high-paced outflanking game," he said.
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Get into tabletop position with your knees and hands shoulder-width apart.
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Here's how to do it: Start with your feet hip-width apart.
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The zero-width string could then be invisibly inserted into the text.
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It can adjust the slope, mid-point or width of the band.
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Their width and color recalled a clown's mouth, although they remained still.
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And the House sets no safety standards for seat width or pitch.
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A fixed, full-width bed sits in the rear of the van.
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The report put the feature's overall width at up to two miles.
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The way you measure distance in a helicopter is a rotor width.
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Part of that is due to the sheer width of the thing.
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The downside target is set using the width of the trading bands.
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How do you decide which board width and installation pattern is best?
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The samples were a fraction of the width of a human hair.
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The generous width and flooring are meant to mimic a living room.
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The total width of the base is less than a person's shoulder width, and its length front-to-back is less than a person's average stride — so it takes up less space than a person walking, Toyota says.
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Deer are judged by a complicated method that includes measurements of numerous aspects of the antlers, including the length of each point; the length, width and circumference of the main beams; and the width of the whole rack.
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A human pyramid rises and falls across the width of the living room.
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It comes in two families: A fixed-width typeface and a natural typeface.
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Stand at your desk with your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
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A zoomed-in view showing about 8 percent of the entire photo width.
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DroneDJ notes that it has a similar width and height to a smartphone.
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This included details like length, aisle width, and even the iconic yellow color.
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Start with your feet hip width apart, with your toes pointing straight ahead.
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Just above his eye level, a wall's-width screen glowed a dull red.
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The extra width all comes out of the bezel, which has basically disappeared.
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Each hexagon is a bit smaller in width than the finest human hair.
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From this growth process, most species of trees generally have a uniform width.
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The dimensions include height, length, width, how the object is oriented, and position.
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That's about the width of a strand of hair or piece of paper.
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Based on our ergonomic study, there's a huge demand for the 67mm width.
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It spans the entire height of the wrist rest and half the width.
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Above it all is the full-width, roughly half-inch deep Touch Bar.
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Chairs should be placed a fist-width away from the table, she explains.
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Modest adjustments to the wheels' angle or width can improve maneuverability and speed.
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Hair buns can now be the width of the back of the head.
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To measure out the best curtain size, first, determine the width and height.
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To manipulate the height and width, hold the shift key as you drag.
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And Tom was at times inside one rotor width from the other helicopter.
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Image requirements: JPEG file format, Width and height of at least 3000 pixels.
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We tried to open up with width, there were a few chances to.
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A court is the width and almost the length of a bowling lane.
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From that distance, the broad river's width, it did not look much destroyed.
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The second and third floors have early random-width wide-plank pine floors.
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Marks and scars bisect it: across, underneath, stripes of different width and color.
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In particular, the width allowed has been reduced from 36 inches to 31 inches.
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If you want the full width of your lens, you have to shoot 1080p.
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The fixed-width version, called Operator Mono, features letters of all the same widths.
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A typewriter font is easy to identify; just compare the width of its letterforms.
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The lights, fronts and back, emphasize the width and visual heft of the design.
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These business cards are from the time just an atom's width before our own.
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Squat jumps Begin standing with your feet shoulder-width apart, arms at your sides.
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Max had his arms tucked behind him, feet shoulder-width apart like a henchman.
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Lateral Lunge Begin with your feet hips-width apart, arms down by your sides.
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Was £99.99, now £59.99 Bosch Rotak 32R Electric Rotary Lawnmower with 32cm Cutting Width.
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The instrument can measure surface movements less than the width of a hydrogen atom.
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With an entire country's width to chose from, why would eclipse chasers choose us?
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Then the width axis starts to get filled out: Helvetica Condensed and Helvetica Expanded.
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Most noticeably, the roll's narrow width allows it to fit in a cramped bathroom.
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The information on your screen changes depending on the width of your browser window.
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That's a height-to-width aspect ratio of 41.15-to-one, by the way.
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A full-width brush bar lets the 360 Eye clean close to your walls.
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There is a diptych with each panel the same height but a different width.
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That's one advantage to commercial tourniquets—they're designed with the right width and material.
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The Explore also offers three width settings, designed for children 7 to 45 lbs.
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BUILDING a wall of trees across the width of Africa is a tall order.
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And it's thin width made it take a while to clean even small areas.
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Tree height: 3 feetBase width and depth: 24 inches by 12 inchesLight count: unlit
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Pros: Stiff, light and waterproof, durableCons: Toe box width is on the narrow side
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Wedges are typically the clubs of choice because their width offers a better canvas.
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Then, move diagonally up to your toes and across the width of the foot.
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The walls inside are one hand-width wider than the tallest man's arm span.
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Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, hands at your sides or on your hips.
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Also, consider: Size: How large (height and width) do you need it to be?
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"Which is 20 percent of the width of the average human hair," he said.
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You should also probably stay away from Courier, another commonly used fixed-width font.
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Its width makes it comfortable to type one-handed and scroll through social media.
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The 1,428-foot building is the world's skinniest skyscraper by height-to-width ratio.
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That level is calculated by projecting the width of the trading band above 2285,33.
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The width of the trading band is used to calculate upside and downside targets.
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The zippered outside pocket on the front spans the entire width of the carrier.
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Because of its clever design, the same mount can hold devices ranging from 58mm (2.25″) to 99mm (3.9″) in width, although the actual width of the phones it can handle depends on the thickness and shape of the case used on the phone.
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In the same period average seat width has shrunk from 18.5 inches to 17 inches.
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The teams uses drones to measure length and width of the whales at millimeter precision.
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Using both of these values I get an angular width of 0.043 radians (2.5 degrees).
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In & Outs Place your hands shoulder-width apart on a step (or any raised surface).
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The inside cabin width is slightly bigger than the Boeing Business Jet at 21000 meters.
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It's a delicate process; the mylar is thinner than the width of a human hair.
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If this is you, your bust, waist, and hips are just about the same width.
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They can work for any face shape depending on thickness and width of the frame.
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Blue and green concentric bands separated by white space of equal width partially surround it.
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The length, width, and color of the linea nigra can vary depending on the person.
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Compound Phase: Squat to Oblique Twist (1 minute) Start with your feet shoulder-width apart.
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To do so they shrunk "nodes", the width of the channel etched into silicon chips.
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The phone should be held vertically, where the length is far longer than the width.
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Interestingly enough, as the storm is shrinking in width, it's actually growing taller in length.
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Did you have to expose me to the full width, height, and depth of it?
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One of the tunnels, a two-meter high, shoulder-width corridor, extended 125 meters underground.
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We generally think of our world as having three physical dimensions: width, height, and depth.
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The grill runs the full width of the speaker and even curves around the corners.
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"Look below Mars by about the width of your fist at arm's length," MacRobert added.
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The Pro Series reaches up to 52 inches in width with that costing around $700.
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Hold a barbell with an overhead grip, your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart.
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Different width slots: Extra-wide or adjustable slots allow you to toast thicker bread slices.
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In the full width dash, the screen changed, obviously reacting to the choice I made.
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The car has an exterior length of 13.5 feet and a width of 7.05 feet.
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Downward Dog Start in a plank, with your hands on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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The tabs bleed into one other, their icons shrinking in width and slowly becoming unclickable.
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The up-swept rear decklid and full-width LED tail lights have become fan favorites.
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This is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it downwards.
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The width of this trading band was projected upwards to give the first breakout target.
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Lining the front of both spacecraft are eight pen-width nozzles that spray cold gas.
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But mostly they are about a width of 90 cm and length around 1.5 meters.
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The eight hardcover books are roughly the same length and width as the activity pad.
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Seat width, he added, was about 103 inches, and is now 17 to 17.5 inches.
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More importantly, the huge lateral width means that a lot of content fits really well.
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The width of the trading band is projected upward to set a target near $0.835.
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So, you know, he doesn't exactly have a really strong width … operation over there yet.
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According to SeatGuru, the seats feature 32 inches of pitch and 18 inches of width.
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Kaffir lime leaves gleam, dark as jade, shredded down to the width of pine needles.
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This, he explains, is because that font is monospaced, meaning it has a fixed width.
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But the mansion benefits from both its width and recent renovations, said Ms. Del Nunzio.
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This is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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The width of the trading band is projected upwards to set a target near $0.845.
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The floors are random-width pine, while the interior walls are exposed cedar with chinking.
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They used that info to build male and female heads of average width and nasal projection, measuring how wide the nose appeared to be relative to the face's width from ear to ear—the so-called bizygomatic breadth—at a number of camera distances.
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Fonts in Google Chrome are split into four types: Serif, Sans-serif, Fixed-width, and Standard.
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Stand hip-width distance apart on the resistance band and place your hand in the loops.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent, and a kettlebell or weight on floor.
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The width of the trading band is projected upwards and gives the next target near 5800.
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Remember that your clenched fist held at arm&aposs length measures roughly 270 degrees in width.
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The blades, with a 256-inch cutting width, allow the iMow to maneuver easily around corners.
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Stand at your desk with your feet shoulder-width apart and lean into your right hip.
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The width of the bar is what share of each demographic has the given educational attainment.
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To achieve the perm-inspired curls you see here, Ortega recommends varying your curling wand's width.
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Some components are made to a tolerance of 2800 microns—the width of a human hair.
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The Boeing Business Jet can fit eight people and has an interior width of 211 meters.
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That was an attempt by Charles Brannock to perfect the barleycorn method, adding a width measurement.
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The Missouri river, for example, is on average half the width of its former natural state.
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The tunnel, around the height and width of an upright person, was lined with concrete slabs.
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The picture shows just a little under 150 miles of the Barents Sea across its width.
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It also implied in its argument that seat width and pitch are irrelevant to egress speed.
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It's a balance of the mouth's angle, smile width, how many teeth are visible and symmetry.
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A single nanometer is about 10 times smaller than the width of a human's DNA molecule.
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If she includes more than one configuration, each is executed in a different color and width.
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All of the bands are 22mm in width and come in a huge variety of colors.
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They're about as long as the width of a sheet of paper (8.5 or so inches).
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Formoso's solution was a product that's longer than the original, but comparable in width and thickness.
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So we found out what's the optimum screen size and device width, and that's the 72.
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Is width of the field bringing up important issues and information, or are messages getting lost?
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Wristcel: These people seem to believe they are celibate because of the width of their wrists.
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They found that the perceived nasal width increased as the camera moved closer to the face.
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Then the binary is converted into a series of zero-width characters representing each binary digit.
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Folklore has it that the width and color of the bands can predict upcoming climate conditions.
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When in doubt, opt for a skirt that's slightly smaller than the tree's width, not larger.
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The target is calculated by taking the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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The most elongated objects astronomers had previously seen were only three times longer than their width.
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In Corpus Christi, flour tortillas are thicker, like an actually comfortable futon, but vary in width.
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While it doesn't drastically change face width, with less protruding cheekbones, the face appears less wide.
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The width of the trading band is projected upwards and gives the next target near 6,820.
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Already, I am aware of my height and width at several varying points on my body.
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Three jars in the foreground are set up with a finger's width of space between them.
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The width of a human hair is the size of about 80,000 to 0003,000 of them.
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The pant leg was baggy with a 10-and-a-half-inch width at the bottom.
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Fun fact: Full and queen beds are the same width, the queen option is just longer.
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Width favors them, and it might just crack open the Socceroos' bank vault of a defense.
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Temple of Diana—its length divided by eight evenly spaced Corinthian columns, its width by six.
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The L.I.R.R. plan will double the width of its concourse and dramatically improve the passenger experience.
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This target is calculated by measuring the width of the trading band and projecting it upwards.
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That's about half as wide as the US, or two-thirds the width of our moon.
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The average width of Manhattan townhouses that sold in 2018 was 21 feet, Mr. Miller said.
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All other points — the wheelbase, front and rear overhangs and width — can be lengthened or shortened.
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"You also have to get your arms around the depth, the width, the scope," he added.
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The Shanghai index trades in consistent trading bands with a width of around 23 index points.
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Closed, with the texture of melted plastic, it runs the length and width of a pen.
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"Standard Incomparable," by Helen Mirra, is a collection of international weavings that relate production to the human body, with the length of each textile corresponding to the length of the weaver's arm, and the width of each of the stripes to the width of the weaver's hand.
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Despite being smaller than the Roomba, the cleaning brush is virtually the full-width of the robot, making it almost as efficient a cleaner as the larger robot vacuum where the brush sits between the wheel, making it considerably narrower than the full width of the vacuum.
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But it's been the larger width of the launchers that has especially posed challenges for Chinese manufacturers.
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The width-constraints of the monospaced font resulted in letters that look just a little bit off.
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Few graphic designers reach for a fixed-width typeface unless they're after a very particular stylistic effect.
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My iPhone X is nearly the same width as the Duke, and my Switch is much larger.
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Here we're concerned with resizing: Pick Resize Image and specify your width and height values as needed.
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In the simulation, they narrow down the width of the asteroid to between 21 to 2080 feet.
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The gap was roughly the width of a letterbox and was not really an option for Berger.
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The width of the trading band is measured and then projected upwards, giving a target near 236,000.
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" Squats "Stand on the pool deck with your feet shoulder-width apart and toes turned out slightly.
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Some manufacturers are contouring their seats to match the curve of a plane's walls and maximize width.
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Keep your weight on your heels, with your feet hip-width apart and toes facing slightly outward.
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That threshold speed varies with the width of the jet, not the thickness of the soap film.
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As far as the width and height goes, it's comparable to most other premium Chromebooks or ultrabooks.
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The HRRR model breaks the country down into boxes with a width of just about 2 miles.
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Boston, Massachusetts (CNN)The patches on little Devin Suau's police uniform span the width of his arms.
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The thin plastic is about the width of a credit card and can slip into a wallet.
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Note: A previous version of this article swapped the width of the Mariana trench for the depth.
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Place your hands under your booty, spread feet about hip-width apart and bend your knees slightly.
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Catanese also advises making sure the width of each section is equal to that of the roller.
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It's also a more standard length and width than the stubby and seemingly childish AirTV Player remote.
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Stand with feet hip-width apart and a dumbbell in each hand at sides; palms face in.
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It's a little more than half the length of a Toyota Camry and roughly half its width.
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It was unusual to have the width of the Garden State's three lanes to stroll around in.
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" Schmerler said it was "a lot bigger width wise, especially the second-stage, than the previous ICBM.
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Certainly, a nose cone with basketball-court-width diameter is larger than that of any planned rocket's.
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The gel mat fits the width of your pillow and has a slim, soft, and flexible feel.
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To get the curtain width, measure the entire length of the curtain rod and add 12 inches.
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With his feet spread shoulder-width apart, he looked as if he were working on his posture.
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Plank Shoulder Taps Assume a plank position, keeping your hands flat on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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It was heresy to a soccer demigod, who spent his days proselytizing about width, possession and interchanges.
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They're thinner than the width of a human hair, with diameters ranging between 750 to 2000 microns.
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"They think they have an extra eight to 12 inches in width to work with," he said.
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At last year's NBA combine, they measured in at the same length and width as Frank Kaminsky's.
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Fiberglass flares are used to expand the width, and therefore the interior space, of the camper van.
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The lens was out of alignment by just 1/50th the width of a single human hair.
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But with a height-to-width ratio of 15 to 1, it is one of the skinniest.
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Keep your feet roughly hip-width distance apart, your back straight, and your toes turned out slightly.
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By the time we reached the river, its flow had more than doubled in width and intensity.
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The width of each one of those bangles at particular parts of the bone indicate its strength.
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Scientists say most of the cosmic material is remarkably small — barely the width of a human hair.
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The machine has pre-selected an average stitch width and length that works for almost every fabric.
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I wonder whether the width of her smile was a factor in her being given this job.
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The width of the band is measured and the value is projected above and below the band.
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When the two NASA Voyager spacecraft flew by in 1979, they measured the width at 14,500 miles.
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For my lower body: knees bent, feet shoulder-width apart, weight on the balls of my feet.
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The latest way to do it is with a statement belt in an unexpected shade or width.
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The first two are x and y coordinates giving the location of where we want the ellipse to be drawn, and the last two correspond to the height and width of the ellipse we want to draw (if the height equals the width, we have a circle, obviously).
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The colony was 3.4 meters long, just over 1 meter high and only half a meter in width.
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Just even micro adjustments from the width of the brim completely changes the look of the hat. Huh.
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Ureilites are packed with tiny diamonds, the largest of which are only the width of a human hair.
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However, most such typewriters still relied on monospaced fonts, in which every letter takes up the same width.
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We'll find that width by dividing 1 by the total number of data points in our sample set.
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Stand with your legs wider than hip-width apart, toes turned out slightly, then lower into a squat.
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Squat Stand with your feet slightly wider than hip-width distance apart, with your toes turned out slightly.
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Plank Shoulder Tap Get into a plank position, with your hands flat on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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The lanes are in the same exact width, the pool is the same exact depth, it's nothing different.
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Zero Width Non-Joiner continues at Susan Inglett Gallery (522 West 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through July 29.
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The G650 cabin width is slightly narrower than the Boeing Business Jet and Airbus ACJ319 at 2.59 meters.
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His eyes light up to a cartoonish width, steel blue and wily in this afternoon light, almost possessed.
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The names are going to be pretty teeny, though — about one-thousandth the width of a human hair.
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Start standing with your feet slightly wider than hips-width distance apart, with your toes turned out slightly.
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His urban plan provided detailed standards for block size, lot size, street width, waterfront setbacks and other standards.
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It's gained almost a half-inch in length and a quarter inch in width to accommodate that screen.
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The satellites were smaller than your standard CubeSat, which is just four inches in height, length, and width.
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This probe (see picture) is 1cm long and 70 microns across—about the width of a human hair.
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Kayak's app will do the math and return the bag's size, in terms of length, width, and height.
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These full-width ads are meant to help publishers monetize smaller screen spaces, making them ideal for mobile.
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And some fancier chairs have up to 14 different adjustments including back angle, seat width and tension control.
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Surprisingly, that top layer is thinner than the width of a red blood cell, according to the study.
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On top of shortcuts and notifications, curved screens, as Samsung has proven, help to reduce a phone's width.
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If the main display area has a width of 1242 pixels, it would make a lot of sense.
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Pick a width: Sizes start at 10 inches (extra narrow) and go up to 22 inches (extra wide).
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The Note 10 is roughly the same width of an iPhone XS and maybe half an inch taller.
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And it's big—extending for several kilometers in length, and at least one kilometer in height and width.
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Maybeline lost 40 cm (16 inches) in width while her calf gained 1.53 metres (5 foot) in length.
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"Life's short," she quips, as she aughts-plains that skirts should always be the width of a belt.
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Use your fingertips to gently stretch the dough to fill the length and width of the pan. 4.
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This is the "head" of the duck-shaped comet, with the image measuring about 673 kilometers in width.
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To put that into perspective, a single strand the width of a thread could support an entire car.
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The accessible bedrooms are one of two accommodations that take up the entire width of a train car.
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The grass should be cut in straight lines, across the width of the pitch, perpendicular to the touchline.
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So in effect, doubling the width and height leads to a launch vehicle about eight times as voluminous.
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The knife blades are then extracted via a magnet and grinded down again to achieve an exact width.
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There were 46 along the width and 50 along the length for an estimated grand total of 2,300.
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Boldt 70KL's interior height is six feet, four inches, while the interior width is five feet, 10 inches.
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"I imagine in the future people might modify their tongue's width and length for cunnilingus," he told Dazed.
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One design quirk that proved to be quite annoying for me was the width of the View itself.
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It's the entire spectrum frequency, the entire width of sound, which, especially in a venue, will seem huge.
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The ball dived away from the hole at the last moment and settled about a postcard's width away.
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When this was achieved, the width of the trading band was used to set the next upside target.
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It also referred imprecisely to the decrease in seat width, and increase in passenger weight, over the years.
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Are practitioners really worried that a normal-width pant leg is going to throttle them mid-lotus pose?
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"He didn't leave me a car's width there, he pushed me off," exclaimed Hamilton over the team radio.
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That, along with the tie width, give him new-gen cred to go with his new-gen pitch.
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A uniform width makes it easier to fit the bills into a wallet, and reduces wear and tear.
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Then subtract about six feet from those two measurements to get a target dining table length and width.
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The club also expanded the width of the fairways to as much as 65 yards, and added length.
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Andrew Das: Mertens has been a good addition for Belgium: dangerous crosses and some good width out right.
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So to nail down the distance, I estimated the width of Wonder Woman's wrist at about 220 cm.
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"We might be able to obtain some information about cave history," Dr. Gilet said, "based on stalagmite width."
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It can hold rings of up to 2.25-inch height by 0.5-inch width by 2.25-inch length.
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Diebold Nixdorf came out with a machine which has you insert your card lengthwise instead of width wide.
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Find a sturdy bar that supports your body weight and grab onto it with a shoulder-width grip.
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The tunnels usually are about 60 feet under the ground and between three and four feet in width.
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Each band's width is determined by the probability of a given bird of that species being that hue.
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Those inviting boxes sit directly below a full-width carousel showing the top promoted hits from each section.
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As you prepare to lift the snow, stand with your feet about shoulder width apart to maintain balance.
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The following GIF starts out showing the width of an atom, and then zooms down to 2^-227.
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The following GIF starts out showing the width of an atom, and then zooms down to 10^-18.
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We reached a place where the water was deep, but a red maple had fallen across its narrow width.
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And that each one of those components is less than a thousandth of the width of a human hair.
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Your legs should be wider than shoulder-width apart, and your toes should be pointed out at an angle.
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Keep in mind it is on the smaller side, measuring 31 inches in width and 76 inches in length.
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Since the airline industry was deregulated in 1978, both seat width and pitch (the distance between seats) has shrunk.
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The fossils, about half the width of a human hair and just half a millimeter long, were buried within.
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Other filmmakers began to experiment with shooting and projecting films in 70mm — double the width of traditional film reels.
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He found that it worked, but there are some issues with video quality, given the width of the screen.
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The seat was a large recliner chair offering 37 inches of pitch and 21 of width, according to SeatGuru.
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All these levels use a projection of the trading band width to establish each step in this downward dance.
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Does a very good job at cleaning your floors thanks to solid battery life and a full-width brushbar.
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In my own camp, narrow pipe width led to the showers being shut off for extended periods of time.
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Nanotechnology is the design and manipulation of materials thousands of times smaller than the width of a human hair.
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As Ted knows better than anyone else, it's not the size of the government that matters, it's the width.
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Dust your hands with four and shape the dough into a fat log about the width of your hand.
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Airbus says even within an 11 seat row, each passenger should manage to keep an 18 inch width seat.
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Climbers jam hands and feet into finger- and fist-width cracks to inch their way up the vertical wall.
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Sometimes there is little more to grasp or perch on than a sliver the width of a few coins.
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See, the width of ties across the broader market had actually been shrinking since the start of the decade.
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The 2½-inch tie remains the most popular width sold by Tie Bar, according to company President Allyson Lewis.
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So does Lewis's experience at Tie Bar: Seven years ago, the company's most popular tie width was 3½ inches.
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This would increase the size of the touch screen without necessarily increasing the size or width of the device.
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The previous one only extended to about 90% of its full width and couldn't be adjusted after the fact.
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Taller than before, she squares up to the lobster, feet now hip-width apart and adjacent to the table.
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The code itself, you know, those black lines of varying width on the label, was inspired by Morse code.
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Ginestet schooled me on wave shape and threw in a right break that peeled nicely across the pool's width.
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As the company notes in its press material, its 503mm width makes it the company's thinnest phone to date.
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She then modeled a more powerful stance — feet staggered, hip-width apart — and urged the women to try it.
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