In the thickness of shock, I didn't realize that the rest of my life would be measured in before and after.
The sound of a voice, it turns out, will drown in the thickness of a plot.
In any event, Dr. Prasad decided to examine the effect of variations in the thickness of the fireproofing.
Specifically, the trajectory of change in the thickness of the cerebral cortex, not cortical thickness itself, relates to intelligence.
The supply of material, basin depth, and duration of accumulation all contribute to variations in the thickness of playa deposits.
As the reactants are used up, the rates of deposition change, resulting in variations in the thickness of the coating.
The tart is so simple that a millimeter's difference in the thickness of the crust can establish a distinct style, even a separate school.
Richter-Menge, J. A. et al. Ice mass-balance buoys: A tool for measuring and attributing changes in the thickness of the Arctic sea-ice cover.
Here we demonstrate that the trajectory of change in the thickness of the cerebral cortex, rather than cortical thickness itself, is most closely related to level of intelligence.
The degree of change that can be made in the thickness of the steel depends on its temperature, with higher heat increasing the plasticity of the steel.
Volume is indicated by carefully controlled changes in the thickness of brushstrokes, and the astonishingly advanced draftsmanship conveys a considerable sense of movement and life.
