Sentence examples for a small thickness of from inspiring English sources
Good values of shielding effectiveness are obtained even with a small thickness of carbon foam.
A small thickness of the rank and a small arc angle of the negative-electrode correspond to a higher removal rate for ITO-film.
We have found that for a small thickness of SrVO3, the octahedral rotations in LaVO3 are maintained, while for an increasing thickness, these rotations are suppressed.
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 possibility of both photocurrents observations is related to a small thickness of platelets that leads to insignificance of potential drop across them.
The belt buckle and the slightly curved line of the drapery fold in the underpainting are recognizable on the upper painting by close visual examination suggesting a small thickness of the pictorial layer(s) of the Ecce Homo.
18 The OCT for ultrahigh resolution (Artemis, Arc Scan) detects a smaller thickness of the epithelium and Bowman layer, showing an epithelial pattern like a donut, with a more thickened periphery and thinned in the centre of eyes with keratoconus enabling for an earlier diagnosis.
The Ordos Basin underwent a denudation period that lasted over 100 Ma during the Caledonian, and a general flattening of topography in the Late Paleozoic resulted in a small thickness difference of less than 30 m in the 8th member of the Shihezi Formation.
It can be seen that the grown ZnO nanosheet shows a quite small thickness of about 13 15 nm, compared with its length of tens of micrometers.
This is due to a very small thickness of the capsule, which means the radii of curvature of the capsule is very close to those of the lens, leading to a cancellation effect of the capsule contribution to the axial color coefficients.
