What is "widths"

Usage examples of "widths".

As they made their way past piles of assorted woods in various lengths and widths, past metal shutters and unlabeled bales, men hailed the riders and inquired how Jaxom was feeling.

Stab wounds can be different widths depending on their depth, the twisting of the blade, and the elasticity of the tissue or the part of the body being penetrated.

The Indian pesh kabz is a fine example of a weapon that could leave wounds of several different widths, depending on their depth.

The curved blade of the Oriental dagger called a djambia (circa 1840) would also leave wounds of different widths, although the entire blade is double-edged.

She could cut thongs of even widths in one long spiral from a single hide.

I had very seldom been in sirik, though I had worn one in my training once or twice, so that I might be instructed in the strict limitations it would impose on me, and how I might, nonetheless, move in it, if it were set to suitable widths, in a way pleasing to masters.

He was standing on a shallow dome and as he looked outward there were other domes in all directions, with different widths and heights.