Sentence examples for a specific thickness of from inspiring English sources

The state corresponds to a specific thickness of the oxide which depends on the concentration of bromide ions, but not the anodizing potential.

For experiments, each of the segmented plates comprising the bottom wall of the flow visualizing section was coated separately with a specific thickness of the viscous oil and placed in the flow cell to form a coating layer of uniform thickness.

Thermally grown silicon dioxide (SiO2) has been widely used as a target substrate from the early stage of graphene research due to its commercial availability, relatively small surface roughness, and the clear visibility of single layer graphene on it at a specific thickness of SiO2 (c.a. 90 or 300 nm) [57,58].

In particular, for the superlattices with a specific thickness ratio of BTO and PTO layers, the piezoelectric response can be several times larger than that of bulk structure.

In the fibre wall one can distinguish anisotropic layers, each characterised by a specific thickness and orientation of the material's symmetry axes with respect to the fibre axis.

The amorphous and crystalline parts are sliced from a-Si and c-Si bulks according to specific thicknesses of ta and tc.

In this paper, dynamic energy modelling that considers the complexity within the green roof layers is adopted to guide policy makers in China on the relationship between using specific thicknesses of roof insulation against green roof layers.

Insulator-to-metal transitions at specific thicknesses of LAO overlayer were observed regardless of the crystallinity of LAO overlayer.

For the conjugate view calculations, the patient-specific thickness of the high uptake compartment was determined over the abdomen by a high-resolution CT and the activity assumed to be concentrated to a volume with a general organ thickness determined from a series of measurements in SPECT images (8 cm).

The fully fluorinated multi-layer show systematically a very large resistance (more than 100 GΩ) independently of the specific thickness and no gate-voltage control of the resistivity.

It is very common for a local government to have specific thickness and reinforcement requirements for the segment of a driveway (often called the apron) that connects the the street or curb or are laid in an easement.