Sentence examples for a thickness from from inspiring English sources

The proximal ring was measured as a thickness from the original deposit surface between explosions using a measuring stick and a DEM.

Useful data were obtained from layers with a thickness from 4 g/m2 upwards and at line speeds of at least up to 120 m/min.

Along the profile shown in Fig. 16a, the Yakutat terrane, which has a thickness from 15 to 30 km and can be described as an oceanic plateau, is subducting.

The oil body in the lower part of ILBH5.2 has a thickness from 0.5 to 5 m, average porosity of 18 21%, average water saturation of 37 45% and permeability from the core analysis results a few dozen to a few hundred mD.

The Golondrina point can range in length from 32 61 mm, with a width ranging from 23 32 mm and a thickness from 6 8 mm.

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The slope deposit, lying over a marley-arenaceous formation, shows a variable thickness from a few metres to 30��m and consists of fine silty-clay, clay-sandy and silty-sandy soil in a variable amount.

There's a mild hauteur drawn from new wave, a thickness derived from shoegaze-pop and a pulse passed down from dance-punk.

The resistivity of the films decreased from 32.44 to 0.01 O cm with a thickness increase from 160 to 470 nm, which correlates to the crystallinity of the films.

In one of the first studies on cells collected from natural samples, the square organisms showed a wall with a thickness ranging from 15 to 25 nm and with a regular structure consisting of circular particles.

The surface layer has a thickness varying from roughly 250 to 1,000 feet (75 to 300 metres).