Sentence examples for a small range of thicknesses from inspiring English sources

The reason is that there is only a small range of thicknesses that one can use to keep the chosen wavelength to lie in a gap before going out of it and may even reach resonances, as shown in Figure 5 where the PT oscillates (with a band structure) and grows as a function of the reduced thicknesses a/λ and b/λ.

Ohtsubo et al. report that the topological character in (alpha -Sn depends on thickness alpha -Sncomes a topological insulator only within a small range of thickness.

In this paper the aim is to analyze the transverse galloping behavior of rhombic bodies to understand, on the one hand, the dependence of the instability with a geometrical parameter such as the relative thickness and, on the other hand, why this cross-section shape, that is generally unstable, shows a small range of relative thickness values where it is stable.

We show that the combined contour plots are consistent with experimental data only within a small range of volume fraction and thickness of the composite layer.

Using a small range of options, you can tweak the thickness and spacing of the lines, and then apply a Technicolor dash.

Since volumetric measures incorporate information on breast thickness, the underlying distribution of area-based and volumetric measures are slightly different, with the latter being more right-skewed with a smaller range of possible values.

For a small range.

A smaller range helps too.

It has base layers  in a range of thicknesses.

MDF is manufactured in a range of thicknesses (6 40 mm [about 0.2 1.6 inches]), usually by the dry process, and it is less dense than hardboard.

Oil allows smooth translucent surfaces, and could be applied across a range of thicknesses.