Sentence examples for a great thickness from inspiring English sources

To the southwest the rocks of the massif are overlain by a great thickness of limestones (causses) from the Jurassic Period (about 200 to 145 million years ago).

Although the existence of permafrost had been known to the inhabitants of Siberia for centuries, scientists of the Western world did not take seriously the isolated reports of a great thickness of frozen ground existing under northern forest and grasslands until 1836.

The ALD technique provided the possibility to efficiently enhance the exposed surface of the TiO2 since it offers an excellent conformality on high-aspect-ratio structures, as well as a great thickness control at atomic level [14].

Films with a greater thickness showed a significant decrease in the humidity sensing capability.

The peat layer has a greater thickness on the inland side.

Quantitatively, the fastest-growing melanomas began metastasizing with a greater thickness than the slowest-growing melanomas.

It is found that they can be grown at a higher rate, and to a greater thickness, than alumina PEO coatings on aluminium.

Moreover, the FeAl and Al diffused layers are formed with a greater thickness in the foil-aluminized steel under identical diffusion conditions.

The coating produced in the metal bath had a greater thickness than that in the oxide bath in all the experiments.

When water is injected from a high-permeability zone with a greater thickness, the displacement effect is much less than from a poor-permeability zone with a smaller thickness.

Common Sof-Lex disks (stiff, urethane-backed/3M ESPE) have a greater thickness than the proximal reduction (approximately 0.28 vs 0.25 mm of the reduction) and therefore cannot be used.