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The phrase "a function of the arrestor thickness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field where the relationship between variables is being discussed.
Example: "The performance of the system is a function of the arrestor thickness, which affects its efficiency."
Alternatives: "dependent on the arrestor thickness" or "related to the arrestor thickness".
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The quasi-static arresting efficiency of buckle arrestors is first established experimentally as a function of the arrestor thickness.
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calculated as a function of the structure thickness.
The diameter of the stylus is a function of the thickness of the mobile device.
As a function of a shell thickness.
Or the wider step may simply be a function of leg thickness or large thighs rubbing together.
However, cortical volume is a function of cortical thickness and cortical surface area.
Plotting the TIS values as a function of thickness (Fig. 9 ) revealed their global joint evolution.
Our measurements revealed the details of the changes in thickness as a function of time.
Figure 2 shows the PDMS film thickness for different concentrations of PDMS in TBA as a function of spin speed.
The experiments involved quasi-static propagation of collapse towards an arrestor, engagement of the arrestor, temporary arrest, and the eventual crossing of collapse to the downstream pipe at a higher pressure.
Often taking the form of secondary structures themselves they are integrated into the design and function of the primary such as joint hinges, wing arrestors or the locking of two large separate body parts by sex organs by varying viscosity of interior gel-like plasm and structural membranes.
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