Sentence examples for a large thickness of from inspiring English sources

Films with a large thickness of 1 μ m were deposited directly onto Si wafers to minimize the influence from the substrate.

Most studies attributed the high gravity to various features like a Moho upwarp accompanied by high-density lower crust, a large thickness of volcanic material within the basin, and intrusion from the upper mantle.

The main difference is a larger thickness of the Mo5Si3 interlayers with substrate heating, which has practical implications for peak reflectivities.

The value of rin/rout was used to evaluate the thickness of the g-C3N4 layers, i.e., a smaller value represented a larger thickness of the g-C3N4 layers on the surface of the TNTAs and vice versa.

It shows that DSSC with the pure nanorod array (average thickness of 1.5 μm) as a photoanode possesses an efficiency of 0.41%, which is comparable to those with a larger thickness of 7 (0.45%) and 8 μm (0.3%) in reported results [31, 32].

As can be seen in Fig. 8, the XRD intensity ratio is the highest at a pressure 730 Torr, while it is very small at a pressure around 300 600 Torr in spite of the large thickness of the deposits.

Because of the large thickness of the coal seam extracted through LLTCC mining in ultra-thick coal seams, the range of ground control should also be extended.

characterized by a small thickness of individual layer (ranging between 0.1 m and 34.77 m), and large thickness of the total cumulative layers (up to 380 m).

The large thickness of the resulting nonpremixed flame allows detailed mapping of the flame structure.

However, the relatively large thickness of the vadose zone causes the Kss to be an important contributor to the overall Ke value.

This fact is indicative of a Sb/N ratio close to the lattice-matching condition to GaAs, as indicated previously, taking into account the large thickness of some of the samples (up to 750 nm).